J a Larkin

Coming Home J a Larkin

In Coming Home, a group of architects and engineers focus their efforts on problems in America, including poverty, poor health, and lack of economic opportunity in Appalachia; lack of health care and environmental challenges affecting Native Americans; and pressures on immigrants and others forced to leave or forbidden entry. Natural and manmade disasters are set against a backdrop of deep national political differences and a world that is changing, disrupting and menacing democratic nations around the globe. This is the author's third political novel and the last of a trilogy. In it, friends and associates share both joy and sorrow in the early years of the twenty-first century.