A migrant’s search for work becomes a journey of belonging
Fair Condition - Covers rubbed with minor corner wear. Page edges heavily browned and foxed; spots on preliminary page and outer text margins, with a folded upper page corner.
Lev leaves Eastern Europe for London, carrying grief and the responsibility of supporting the family he has left behind. The city offers opportunity, but also unfamiliar customs, loneliness, and the difficulty of making a living in a place where he has few connections. Through work and the people he meets, Lev begins to build a life that remains tied to memories of home and the future he hopes to provide. Rose Tremain follows his experiences with attention to dignity, friendship, and the pressures surrounding migrant labor. The Road Home is a novel about displacement and possibility, exploring how a person can change while still longing for the place that first gave life its meaning.
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