Gully Wells remembers life with her mother Dee Wells who, having left her first husband in Burma, starts a new life in swinging 60s London. Show more

Having left her first husband, Gully's father, in Burma, Dee Wells returns not to America but to London and falls in love with the celebrated Professor of Philosophy, AJ Ayer. Show more

Dee Wells finds herself with just enough money left over from her divorce to buy a house at the wrong end of the Cote d'Azur. Show more

It is 1969, the Summer of Love, and Gully is 19 and keen to shed her studious image before going up to Oxford. Then she meets Martin Amis. Read by Rosalind Ayres. Show more

Back from another summer in France, the 'Ayer Wells den of sin' is just the place to be in the London of the 60s. Freddie is supporting many radical causes. Show more