Joan of the Everglades. Dieser Artikel ist nicht verfügbar.Joan of the Everglades

Joan Dior is an edgy teen artist who finds a corpse in a Florida lagoon, vows to find the killer, and becomes the target of a billionaire and his death cult who believe they have regrown the “Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil.”

Joan and her best friend, Mia, along with their two guy friends, Dontey and Rico, get drawn into the middle of the Everglades and must battle not only the cult but also giant pythons, alligators, and a Komodo dragon . . . during a killer storm . . . while methane gas bursts into hellish flames all around them. Good times. Everyone will probably die. Unless . . .

David Athey is a professor of English at Palm Beach Atlantic University. His previous novels are Danny Gospel and Christopher. Athey’s stories and poems have appeared in more than seventy literary journals, including The Iowa Review, Seattle Review, California Quarterly, Southern Humanities Review, Christianity & Literature, and Tampa Review. He loves writing about Florida, because it’s the weirdest place on earth.