From Tim Pompey’s previous novel Down the Road (2015), Howie White has grown from an 18-year-old naive kid to a 66-year-old responsible adult. When Howie retires from his Washington cherry farm, he plans to take his beloved 1972 Harley on the road. But what starts as a light-hearted adventure soon turns mysterious and dangerous as Howie is transported from one point to the next. City by city, country by country, his body is not his own. Even more difficult, each “flight” forces him to look deeper in his soul for healing and redemption. From Washington to Idaho and Oregon, from Russia to California and back to Oregon, Howie draws closer to his personal truth, his deep sorrow, and his last flight. But what will these flights cost him, and what will he surrender in order to survive?