Philip Algar Knihy

In the struggling village of Woodfield Magna, an aging population faces neglect from both government and society as young residents flee for better opportunities. Amidst this decay, a resident in need of medical attention finds himself trapped by bureaucratic delays and financial constraints. Together with two friends, they devise a bold plan to exact revenge on the system that has failed them. Their unexpected adventure not only seeks justice but also draws national attention, challenging the oppressive forces at play and highlighting themes of resilience and community.

The story revolves around Michael Johnson, a retired man in Torquay, who grapples with boredom and a lack of purpose after losing his sense of humor. His wife, Ann, feeling helpless in rekindling their relationship, seeks a change by visiting friends in Aberdeen. This dynamic sets the stage for exploring themes of disconnection and the search for meaning in everyday life.