London Calling

The story revolves around Martin Conway, who navigates the complexities of a family marked by both heroism and failure. With a distinguished grandfather who served as a statesman during WWII, a father battling alcoholism, and a high-achieving sister, Martin finds himself feeling lost and unaccomplished. His struggle to define his identity amidst these contrasting legacies forms the crux of the narrative, exploring themes of familial expectation, personal failure, and the quest for self-acceptance.