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A political vampire story set in London and Manchester and explores themes such as social class, race and identity in the 21st Century.

In 2025, Luke's attempt to defend a woman in a club leads to unexpected fame as a viral hero. However, he quickly grows weary of the "Decent Man" label and inadvertently sparks a male empowerment movement after a drunken rant against dating women. With the help of podcaster Vaughan 2Lose, he establishes Mithras, attracting an army of followers who embrace his radical ideas. As rival forces plot against him, Luke navigates conspiracies and personal challenges, ultimately questioning the future of romance amidst the chaos of his new reality.

"There have been many books about the Irish experience in England, but none about the children of Irish immigrants, especially those born in the 1960s and early 1970s, who fundamentally changed the general view of ‘Poor Paddy' in British culture.Now, Aiden Baxter is desperate to change that, and together with his nemesis, Jimmy Sheehan, he leads us on a journey from the working class Catholic clubs of West London in the eighties to middle class respectability and buying your sausages from a butcher in the early noughties.How did the Curly Wurly Paddies, as Aiden likes to refer to the offspring of this Celtic diaspora, swap the donkey jacket for a dinner jacket in one generation?This is a story of that odyssey, with the odd fetish club and broken nose thrown in, to keep things nice and respectable."