Now We Are Forgiven

This compelling audiobook explores family crises, social divides, and personal conflicts set against the backdrop of Brighton in 2019, as characters navigate tensions within their families and society amid the upheaval of the coronavirus pandemic. With humor and depth, it delves into the relationships between Millennials and their Baby Boomer parents, highlighting themes of reconciliation and social commentary. The story combines poignant moments with lively character portrayals, offering a vivid reflection on a sharply polarised world.