Penguin Random House

When the Dust Settles is Lucy Easthope's extraordinary memoir from a lifetime spent at the frontline of disaster response, from 9/11 and the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami to the Salisbury poisonings and the Manchester Arena bombing. As one of the world's leading disaster planners, Easthope reveals the hidden human stories behind catastrophe, and what it truly takes to help people rebuild their lives afterward. Told with rare honesty and deep compassion, this is a profound meditation on love, loss, and hope in the face of tragedy.

Author: Lucy Easthope

Genre: Memoir, Nonfiction | Language: English (original edition)