Patricia MullinRezensionen

Michael Barton is an MP and an MD. Many years ago as a student he donated a lot of sperm. Now he's the minister for the Family and appears to be happily married with two daughters. Some of the foundations of that marriage is starting to crumble.

Nigel Laing has just lost his mother and now discovers that his father was a sperm donor. He becomes obsessed with finding out who it was.

Has a point about sperm donors and the ramifications of sperm donation without tracking and it isn't a bad read altogether.½