In Greg Zeigler's environmental thriller "The Straw That Broke," Lyndall Burke, a vulnerable young scientist and free spirit, gets caught up in a battle between ecoterrorists and corrupt public officials over water in the drought-stricken desert Southwest. Lyndall's disappearance leads police officer Susan Brand and private investigator Jake Goddard to rush to her aid, but abduction, deceit, and murder could lead to a cataclysmic ending jeopardizing the entire region. In a parched and frightening future in which two-thirds of the world's population is expected to be living under severe water…mehr
In Greg Zeigler's environmental thriller "The Straw That Broke," Lyndall Burke, a vulnerable young scientist and free spirit, gets caught up in a battle between ecoterrorists and corrupt public officials over water in the drought-stricken desert Southwest. Lyndall's disappearance leads police officer Susan Brand and private investigator Jake Goddard to rush to her aid, but abduction, deceit, and murder could lead to a cataclysmic ending jeopardizing the entire region. In a parched and frightening future in which two-thirds of the world's population is expected to be living under severe water shortages, "The Straw That Broke" is a modern allegory, shedding light on the desperate clashes over precious water, and on our imperiled future.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Gregory Zeigler is a life-long educator, writer, speaker and environmentalist. He is a former National Outdoor Leadership School instructor and Executive Director of the Teton Science School in Jackson, Wyoming where he currently resides with his wife, Dimmie. Gregory served as a teacher, coach, administrator, and ultimately as the head of several independent schools. Zeigler has acted professionally on stage and in film, including appearing alongside NFL-great Lynn Swann in an Instructional Television production, "Arts Alive." Zeigler wrote and appears in the short award-winning documentary about John Steinbeck, "Steinbeck Country."
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