Moving the Mountain (Aziloth Books)

Set against a backdrop of societal transformation, the narrative follows John Robertson, who loses his memory in Tibet and returns to a radically changed America in 1940. Women have achieved emancipation, eradicating crime, poverty, and discrimination, challenging John's ingrained misogynistic beliefs. His struggle to adapt highlights the contrast between his past and the new feminist ideals, allowing the author to critique gender discrimination and examine the progress of feminism over the past century.