Dragonfish (A Novel)

In a sweeping tale that merges the themes of love, loss, and the search for identity, this novel immerses readers in the life of a Vietnamese American man named Robert. Haunted by the complexities of his past and the weight of family secrets, Robert embarks on a journey across continents to reconnect with his estranged father, who has vanished into the shadows of his own troubled history. The narrative navigates the choppy waters of memory and emotion as Robert grapples with his father's legacy and his own place within a fractious familial bond.

As the story unfolds, the vibrant backdrop of the ocean serves as a metaphor for the characters' tumultuous relationships. Through lyrical prose and rich imagery, the author crafts an intricate tapestry that explores dual identities and the haunting echoes of war, ultimately revealing how deeply intertwined the lines of love and despair can be. Robert's quest leads him not only to uncover secrets but also to confront what it truly means to belong.