Marble Mountain

The narrative follows Kiet Hallam, an adopted daughter of African American and Vietnamese heritage, as she embarks on a quest for her true identity. Set against the backdrop of America and Vietnam, the story is told through the perspectives of those impacted by the war, revealing the profound and lasting effects on soldiers, their families, and the children born amidst the conflict. Through this exploration, the novel delves into themes of identity, belonging, and the enduring scars of war.