The Bishop's man

 The novel centers on Father Duncan, a priest who acts as the bishop's "fixer," responsible for managing and suppressing evidence of abuse cases within the Catholic Church to protect its reputation. As events unfold, Father Duncan is forced into a painful self-evaluation as his community and personal relationships are strained under the weight of guilt and suspicion. The book is a serious examination of the sensitive topic, offering insight into the internal logic and dynamics of the church's handling of these issues.