Distraught after a personal tragedy and still bleary from a long drug binge he used to cope, Johnson pulls himself together and rebuilds the Victorian, finds acceptance among his new neighbors, and attempts to pick up the shards of his newsgathering career. Meanwhile, his newly beloved Sweetberry Park is threatened to its very core—the target of greedy, deceptive developers who want to knock down and gentrify the historic neighborhood where civil rights hero Martin Luther King had been looked after as a child.
Just as tensions reach a boiling point, police report that a deranged employee at the famed Atlanta Memorial Zoo has unleashed seventeen of the world's deadliest snakes into the leafy urban enclave. The entire city panics, unleashing chaos, an accidental shooting, and an unjust incarceration.
With the help of a reclusive former blues songstress and a zany cast of old friends and millennial newcomers, Johnson attempts to save the neighborhood that saved him—with hilarious, and rather dubious, results.
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In deze nieuwe betoverende historische roman van de internationale bestsellerauteur van Violeta en De wind kent mijn naam reist een jonge schrijfster naar Zuid-Amerika om de waarheid over haar vader – en zichzelf – te ontdekken.
In deze nieuwe betoverende historische roman van de internationale bestsellerauteur van Violeta en De wind kent mijn naam reist een jonge schrijfster naar Zuid-Amerika om de waarheid over haar vader – en zichzelf – te ontdekken.
