Cold enough to freeze cows

In and around the small mid-Wales town of Dros-y-Bryn, characters’ lives intertwine with stories of love. Iestyn and Menna have known each other since school, but the path of true love is rarely a smooth one and it takes a series of unusual events to make them realize what they’ve been missing. Meanwhile, Johnny “Sandwich” Brechan is a ladies’ man par excellence—flitting from one illicit dalliance to another, nary a female safe from his attentions. Until that is, one lonely night, a voice in the distance calling for help turns him from flirt to family man in a matter of hours. Esther is struggling to love her husband and daughter, whose selfishness knows no bounds despite her own physical frailty. Her venom needs an outlet where it can do no lasting harm and, thanks to a recent foray into the world of computing, she might just have found a way to vent and do some good in the world. Fate has a lot to answer for and spares no-one’s blushes in this wickedly humorous look at the frailties of both man and woman.