Plumb (16pt Large Print Edition)

The novel features George Plumb, a complex clergyman whose dual nature makes him both admirable and repulsive. As he navigates his intense spiritual convictions, the story explores the personal sacrifices he makes in the name of his conscience, often at the expense of his loved ones. This character-driven narrative delves into themes of morality, self-absorption, and the impact of one's beliefs on relationships, solidifying its place as a significant work in New Zealand literature.