From the author of Trinity Fields comes a dramatic, beautifully written story of the search for home and a place in the world. A panoramic view of postwar American obsessions, paranoias, and moral problems.--The New York Times Book Review.
When, after years of secrecy, Ariel Rankin learns that her birth father is not who she had always believed he was, but rather a man named Kip Calder who went to Vietnam before she was born and then disappeared into Laos as a covert warrior, her world is shaken to its core. When...