The bestselling, bitingly satirical novel about one man's search for his soul ... in the most soulless of places.<br/><br/>'A fearsome satirical blast.' The Age<br/><br/>Hugh Walker has it all. He's a successful young lawyer with a beautiful girlfriend and a million dollar office view ... So why does he identify more with his resident cockroach than Atticus Finch, his childhood hero?<br/><br/>Once upon a time he was the defender of the abused, the voice of the oppressed. But now he's turning a blind eye to suspect time sheets, championing the powerful against the powerless, and not being entirely honest with his girlfriend. Has his good side deserted him? Is there a way back?<br/><br/><br/>PRAISE FOR HELL HAS HARBOUR VIEWS<br/><br/>`A sharp-clawed comedy.'Sydney Morning Herald<br/><br/>`The funniest, most unutterably savage lawyer joke ever.' John Birmingham<br/><br/>`Beasley exercises brutal wit ... His spirited whistleblowing is a tonic.' Weekend Australian