Warren Duffy has been living out of the United States in Wales for years, however, his marriage has fallen apart and his Irish father in Philadelphia has died so he returns. Not back in the U.S. a day, and he discovers a 17-year-old daughter, Tal, who assumed she was white. The story takes off on a wild ride through the insanity that is race and color and what that means and what it doesn't mean in 21st-century United States. This compelling story is thoughtful and wise; Mat Johnson raises some brilliant questions as Warren and Tal try to figure out their family.304 pages
