Enemy of the Good

The story explores the lives of the Glanville family, each member grappling with personal struggles amid the tensions of liberalism versus fundamentalism. Edwin, a retired bishop, confronts his lost faith while dealing with illness. Marta, a former anthropologist from the Warsaw Ghetto, faces her traumatic past. Their son Clement, a gay painter, battles public scrutiny and personal loss, while daughter Susannah navigates a transformative journey into Chassidic culture and a complex romance. The narrative is rich with emotional depth and sharp insight.