Set against the backdrop of rural Gloucestershire in 1939, the narrative explores the tumultuous family life of architect Berthold Lubetkin and his children. Louise Kehoe recounts her oppressive upbringing under a father whose charm often gave way to tyrannical behavior, creating a stifling environment. Following his death, Louise embarks on a profound journey to uncover her father's hidden identity and the tragic origins of their family legacy. Her quest unfolds with grace and imagination, revealing themes of loss, identity, and resilience.
