Marrying the Mistress

Guy Stockdale, a respected judge in his sixties, has maintained a discreet affair with Merrion Palmer, a woman thirty years his junior, for seven years. To the outside world, Guy is a model husband, father, and grandfather, but he has become increasingly conscious of his wasted years. When he finally decides to leave his wife of forty years, Laura, to marry Merrion, the announcement sends shockwaves through his family. The novel explores the complex repercussions of this decision on Guy's two adult sons, their wives, and his grandchildren, delving into themes of loyalty, betrayal, and the pursuit of late-life happiness amidst the wreckage of a long-standing marriage.

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