Where There Is No Man - Max Cossack
Like most of us, Hack Wilder is just trying to get along. His is a turbulent life. He's got his off-the-grid best friend Gus Dropo (a good man to have at your back in a scuffle); the famous attorney Sam Lapidos and his Mauritanian-American partner Jacob Laghdaf (it's always handy to know a good lawyer); and Hack's daughter Sarai (precocious, but not in an irritating way); as well as both a wife and an ex-wife.
One wild adventure comes right after another. No matter how hard these folks try to avoid it, they keep bumping into petty bullies, powerful authoritarians, and sometimes even ruthless killers.
Suspenseful, action-packed, sometimes moving, often laugh-out-loud funny, always PC-indifferent, this is the saga of The Wilder Bunch.
In Where There Is No Man, Sam Lapidos and his Mauritanian-born law partner Jacob Laghdaf take on a series of new Arizona clients, each one plunging their lives into ever more violent turmoil, and each new day bringing their clients and themselves closer to destruction.
EAN: 9781733731393
Like most of us, Hack Wilder is just trying to get along. His is a turbulent life. He's got his off-the-grid best friend Gus Dropo (a good man to have at your back in a scuffle); the famous attorney Sam Lapidos and his Mauritanian-American partner Jacob Laghdaf (it's always handy to know a good lawyer); and Hack's daughter Sarai (precocious, but not in an irritating way); as well as both a wife and an ex-wife.
One wild adventure comes right after another. No matter how hard these folks try to avoid it, they keep bumping into petty bullies, powerful authoritarians, and sometimes even ruthless killers.
Suspenseful, action-packed, sometimes moving, often laugh-out-loud funny, always PC-indifferent, this is the saga of The Wilder Bunch.
In Where There Is No Man, Sam Lapidos and his Mauritanian-born law partner Jacob Laghdaf take on a series of new Arizona clients, each one plunging their lives into ever more violent turmoil, and each new day bringing their clients and themselves closer to destruction.
EAN: 9781733731393