Brothers In Law

Roger Thursby, aged twenty-four, is called to the bar. He is young, inexperienced, and his love life is complicated. He blunders his way through a succession of comic adventures including his calamitous debut at the bar. His career takes an upward turn when he is chosen to defend the caddish Alfred Green at the Old Bailey. In this first Roger Thursby novel, Henry Cecil satires the legal profession with his usual wit and insight.