Jim Carver

The Reindeer Drum (Life at the Lodge, #7) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

The Reindeer Drum, book 7 of Jim Carver's iconic Canadian series Life at the Lodge, features an autumnal golf game, in which attempts to humble the course fall short.

More laugh out loud mishaps include the bicycle clip battle and the flying eagle act punctuated with an accordion lost to gravity.

The proprietors of the Lodge Pauline and Henry need a break from challenging guests and their children.

Sarah's contact with the reindeer drum evokes a conduit to the spirit world which surprises Moon and Sami.

Highly enjoyable!

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Jim Carver
• Erscheinungstermin: 21. März 2018
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781988284064
• Artikelnr.: 51849699

Autorenporträt

Jim Carver is the author of 8 books, in a series called Life at the Lodge.

These books are An Almost Perfect Life, Gold Dust, Deep and Crisp and Even, Watersky, The Gold Necklace, The Mysterious Bob Larch, The Reindeer Drum, and The Cabin at Big Rock.

He is currently working on 3 new books.

Jim Carver spent many years working in geological exploration in wilderness areas all over Canada, and his books draw on his experiences.

He was sidelined from his career by the onset of hereditary cerebellar ataxia, a condition which affects motor skills in an ever-worsening way. He has been in a wheelchair for almost 3 decades, and has taught himself to type very slowly with only 1 finger. He dictates his books, even though it is difficult to speak.

He has a well-developed sense of humour, a keen interest in his characters, and to read him is to laugh out loud on every page.

He continues to inspire himself and others through his books. He loved his work in the Canadian wilderness. Now his writing is his way of interacting with others, and exploring the world.

Jim Carver lives and writes in Victoria, on Vancouver Island, B.C.