Michael Grant Jaffe Boeken

The story follows Lucas Prouty, a disenchanted meteorologist navigating life after a divorce in small-town North Carolina. His mundane existence is upended when he becomes the sole reporter covering a catastrophic hurricane, leading to a dramatic rescue nine days later. Suddenly thrust into the limelight with newfound fame, including a network job and a movie deal, Prouty also finds an unexpected romance with Kiki, a bartender. As he adapts to his celebrity status, he faces a host of personal and professional challenges.

Set against a backdrop of economic hardship, the story explores a divorced father's struggle to maintain his moral compass while desperately seeking to support his young daughters. As desperation mounts, he faces difficult choices that challenge his values and parental instincts, ultimately revealing the lengths a parent will go to for their children. The narrative delves into themes of sacrifice, ethics, and the impact of external pressures on family dynamics.

Einfühlsam erzählter Roman über die alltäglichen Freuden und Nöte des alleinerziehenden Anwalts Gordon mit seinem 4jährigen Sohn Calvin, der sich standhaft weigert eine tote Qualle, die er Mom nennt, wegzuwerfen.