Good condition - visible markings on the cover, ex library book.
When U.S. Army sniper Robert Kent retires at thirty-six, he returns to civilian life carrying memories and habits that refuse to stay behind. As he struggles to discover where he belongs, those around him recognise how deeply war has altered him. His psychiatrist urges him to find the person he was before service, but recovery demands trust, honesty and connection. Raymond Hutson explores the psychological aftermath of combat in a novel about identity, isolation and the difficult work of coming home.
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