Caleb Calder is a cartographer at a time when the discipline is refocusing from paper to pixels. He is a man whose search for meaning centers on the idea of belonging to a place that nourishes him.
While out cycling, Caleb is hit by a car and suffers traumatic brain injuries. An outgrowth of his TBI is that the ability to feel emotions is rewired in a way that allows the part of his brain he utilizes as a cartographer to become interconnected with the affective part. Thus, after his accident, he discovers-borrowing from Descarte's dictum: I map, therefore I am--that mapping has become perception itself captured like an eddy in a stream in which each and every perception is a map of yet another map.
It is on his journey to seek a place of safety and succor for his young family that Caleb becomes enmeshed in a web of internecine intrigue that threatens to destroy everything he has worked for.
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