Going Home
Going Home by Natasha Maughan is a work of fiction published by Page Publishing, Incorporated in 2017. This edition spans 127 pages and is presented in English. The narrative centers around the aftermath of a black man’s brutal killing, which ignites widespread unrest and the formation of the International Committee for Peace. This committee proposes a controversial solution of international repatriation that complicates the lives of many, including Malcolm Shelby, who seeks to protect his family from the repercussions of this decree.
As the story unfolds, Malcolm devises a plan that requires him to reconnect with his Lakota heritage, a journey cut short by his unexpected death. The responsibility of navigating this complex situation falls to his determined 12-year-old daughter, Ebony. Readers will find a tale that explores themes of family, heritage, and the challenges of societal upheaval. Through Ebony’s perspective, the narrative raises questions about identity and the potential for change, inviting readers to consider the implications of the decisions made by the Shelby family.
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In 2016, a black man is brutally killed after being accused of his white fiancee’s murder. Their deaths result in rallies, rioting and the formation of the International Committee for Peace whose only task is to restore law and order to the world. However, their solution is international repatriation going back 10 generations – one that does not work in everyone’s favor. A father’s love causes Malcolm Shelby to devise a plan to save his family from an ill thought out world decree. But as it unfolds, it becomes clear that, to save his family, he would need to embrace the heritage he had abandoned years before and return to the Lakota tribe. His unexpected death prevents him from seeing the plan through to the end, but, left in the hands of his feisty 12 year old daughter Ebony, maybe the Shelby family could reverse the decision after all. The question is, will they?
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