Red rocks

It?s 1987 and Thatcher?s Britain is anything but great. Thirty-two year-old Jeff Lender wouldn?t argue. With creditors closing in, his only hope is to try and sell his failing wine bar and then... what?He?s never thought this far ahead. He was always the great provider, so keen to reassure his wife, Eva, that everything is wonderful. But Eva has been making her own plans for sorting out his financial mess. With no other options, Jeff reluctantly agrees to a role swap: he?ll look after five-year-old Mark and his baby sister Jessie, while Eva turns breadwinner. And, he convinces himself, why not? He?s a new man of sorts: he knows which end a nappy goes and can handle himself in Tesco.But the role swap turns out to be a lot more than he and Eva bargained for, as the widening cracks in family life threaten to bring everything down. Can he save their marriage and be the kind of father he never had?Jeff?s uncertain and increasingly desperate search for identity and fulfilment is funny, painful, uplifting and heart breaking. Will it lead him to understand what it means ? and what it takes ? to be true to others... and to himself?