The Falcon's Revenge is a story that, through the lens of characters from different walks of life, explores key questions about human life and experience. Of particular interest to our time is that of immigration. Many of the novel's characters are immigrants who find themselves trying to build a new life in America. Their trials and tribulations serve as a warning and as a promise to us embarking on new ventures in life. Readers are also introduced firsthand to the difficulty and reality of the unstoppable passage of time and how one is to bear it with dignity and grace. Lastly, man's relationship to nature and thus nature's God is explored so we can better find ways to harmonize with the Creator and his creation. Few novels of this generation raise such questions in such an engaging and an entertaining way as this one truly does.