Carl Purdon

Broschiertes Buch

The Reconstruction Of Walter Pigg

Beschreibung

The thought of being mayor disgusted Walter. His campaign had been a joke. Now some very powerful men aren't laughing. Walter considers politics to be a dishonest profession. Less honest than prostitution — for which he is equally unqualified. The only upside to winning is the man who lost. Tipton Palo is a lawyer. Brilliant in an unpleasant way. And a sore loser. Being mayor was supposed to launch his political career. It was supposed to be a stepping stone to higher office. The state assembly, then attorney general. Someday governor. It was also supposed to keep the people around him out of jail. And those people were mad. Mad at Walter for winning, but they weren't scared. Not yet. That would come later. Forcing a man like Walter out should be easy. Who does he think he is? The same names had been winning elections for more lifetimes than anyone could count. But Walter isn't Walter anymore. Almost dying changed him. Could the people who called him a hero be right? Or will the rich and powerful win again? If you liked The Deconstruction Of Walter Pigg you'll love this sequel. Get it now.

Autor

The voices spoke early to the young boy growing up in 1960s and 70s Mississippi. As soon as his education permitted, he began to write down some of what those voices told him and entertained his family with  boyish poetry. As he grew into his teens the voices spoke of darker things, so he stopped sharing, and soon abandoned writing altogether. The voices didn't stop. Around the age of forty, Carl began writing his first Novel, The Night Train, and published it in 2012. The Reconstruction Of Walter Pigg is his seventh novel, and picks up where The Deconstruction Of Walter Pigg left off. Carl lives in Pontotoc, Mississippi with his wife, Sharon, and two of their four children. He still listens to the voices.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Carl Purdon
• Seitenzahl: 468
• Erscheinungstermin: 18. Juli 2020
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 27mm
• Gewicht: 655g
• ISBN-13: 9798215043127
• Artikelnr.: 67809645