Wallace is full of passion. He is angry at the changing world around him. He is angry at the Bar, with its charter marks and political correctness, the Crown Prosecution Service for its gross incompetence and at the people running his chambers for their lack of loyalty to the clerk who had set up their chambers and helped to make them well paid lawyers. He is also full of Wallace is full of passion. He is angry at the changing world around him. He is angry at the Bar, with its charter marks and political correctness, the Crown Prosecution Service for its gross incompetence and at the people running his chambers for their lack of loyalty to the clerk who had set up their chambers and helped to make them well paid lawyers. He is also full of love for his wife, their family and for Pauline, a legal assistant at another law firmAn over-the-top bittersweet comedy that introduces us to one of the most unlikely anti-heroes of modern times, Wallace, who is destined to leave his mark both on the legal establishment and his readers.