This book chronicles the formative decade of Quest, a pivotal organization for gay Catholics in Britain. It examines the social and religious landscape that led to Quest's founding, the challenges faced by its members in reconciling their faith and identity, and the organization's efforts to create community and advocate for change within the Catholic Church and broader society during a period of significant social upheaval.

The book offers a detailed historical account of Quest, focusing on its crucial first decade. It is likely to be of significant interest to scholars of LGBTQ+ history, religious studies, and British social history. The narrative appears to be grounded in primary sources and personal accounts, providing an insider's perspective on the organization's development and the experiences of its members. The work aims to illuminate a specific, yet important, facet of the intersection between religious faith and sexual identity in modern Britain.