Vineland by Thomas Pynchon

Vineland follows Zoyd Wheeler, his daughter Prairie, and
a sprawling cast of 1960s radicals, federal agents, and
survivors as they navigate Northern California in 1984
while excavating betrayals from the Nixon-era
counterculture. Thomas Pynchon's novel blends satire,
conspiracy, and family drama across decades of drugs,
surveillance, film-making, and political violence.

This book’s main concerns are; controversial political and
social commentary, drugs, explicit sexual activities/nudity,
profanity (pervasively vulgar/excessive), prurient
behaviors, sexual exploitation, sex trafficking, and
violence.