Wild Abandon

In "Wild Abandon," a once-thriving communal-living property in the British countryside now grapples with discontent as its founder, Don Riley, tries to maintain control over his family and community. His wife Freya retreats to a mud yurt to contemplate their twenty-year marriage, while their daughter Kate navigates the challenges of high school and a new friendship, and young Albert becomes captivated by a visitor's apocalyptic ideas. To bring his fractured family and community back together, Don decides to throw the biggest party of his life, questioning if anyone will join in the celebration. This novel explores the complexities of love and the search for belonging in a rapidly changing world.