Name: Wordsworth in Bogotá (en Inglés)
SKU: 64512106
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Author: Scott E. Sundby

portada Wordsworth in Bogotá (en Inglés)

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Libro Físico

Editorial

Black Rose Writing

Autor

Scott E. Sundby

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

267

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

ISBN13

9781685135508

Wordsworth in Bogotá (en Inglés)

Scott E. Sundby (Autor) · Black Rose Writing · Tapa Blanda

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" ... a novel which defies pat categorization, at once operating as a story of literary and familial discovery, an account of illicit deals gone awry, and a probe of innocence and treachery ... [readers] seeking stories of suspense, intrigue, shifting relationships, and discovery will find Wordsworth in Bogotá ... hard to put down." -D. Donovan, Senior Reviewer, Midwest Book ReviewFather-son relationships are rarely easy and certainly not when the son's first love is Shakespeare and the father is the kingpin of a drug empire. Esteban Velasquez, however, manages to forge a frosty détente with his father-he studies literature abroad while his father grooms his older brother as the heir.Now, though, the empire faces imminent collapse, and the old go-tos of bribery and making key competitors "disappear" are no longer working. It falls to Esteban to use his literary talents to save the family's fortune. Devising an ingenious plan, he wagers the last of his family's fortune to stage an international poetry conference-Wordsworth in Bogotá-in an effort to outwit the DEA. But in doing so, he must make choices that will forever change the lives of friends and family.An international crime mystery told with humor and compassion, Wordsworth in Bogotá introduces a memorable cast of characters, from DEA agents discovering their "inner poets" to restless professors yearning to be individuals of action, not letters. Far more than a tale of drug smuggling, this is a story celebrating those who stumble their way to an understanding of what really matters.