Ritchie's life is shadowed by the death of his wife, Cat, in a car
accident twenty-two years previously. He was the driver. He loves
his children - Nic, who is bi-polar and often impulsive, and Jack.
Both are active in the campaign to welcome asylum-seekers and
refugees to Britain. His life comes to a crisis as he realises how
much his children despise his trade in advertising and how much the
loss of Cat still means to them all. Ritchie abandons his career
but achieves new success in driving Britain's treatment of refugees
up the political agenda. This earns him the respect of his children
but brings him to the attention of Makepeace, the populist Home
Secretary. Nic, his daughter, strives to show she can overcome her
disorder. She infiltrates a people-trafficking gang but is arrested
as a criminal. Makepeace uses this to blackmail Ritchie to help him
in his political schemes. Ritchie is horrified to discover that his
task is to sell the reintroduction of forced labour, modern
slavery, to the public. As a result he is once again rejected by
his children. Ritchie has reached rock bottom. He is desolate but
believes he can outsmart Makepeace. Blood Ties shows how he finally
resolves the situation, embraces the causes his children hold dear
and reunites his family.
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