Jim Bowen Boeken

The story follows Henry Antrim, a social worker grappling with addiction and fleeting relationships. His disdain for bureaucratic constraints and a strong moral compass often clash with his superiors, creating ongoing tension in his professional life. Balancing personal struggles, symbolized by his mother's rosary and a pack of condoms, Henry navigates a chaotic existence, reflecting the complexities of his character and the challenges he faces in both his career and personal choices.

Set in Kenya during 1996, this engaging novel tells the story of Griff, who takes a job teaching at a small, struggling school in Nairobi. But how does a naive and privileged mzungu fit in? Throughout his tale, he will endure El Nino floods, bulldozed slums, street justice, and widespread corruption, all while trying to figure out his place.