Finding HomeEncontrando Hogar

James leaves the service and finds that nothing fits. Not the jobs — a security firm that mocks what he used to do, a shop floor where a raised voice sends him to the stockroom to breathe. Not the city. Not the version of himself that came home.

What follows is a search: an ashram in India, a conservation camp in the Maasai Mara, a sculptor's studio in Florence, and finally a Caribbean island where he stops looking for a purpose and starts building one.

A reflective novel about veteran transition, usefulness, and the difference between being needed and being known.