Glass by Patrick Wilmot

Glass by Patrick Wilmot

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Zusammenfassung

A calculating secret society and a forbidden love affair between the children of its Evangelist leaders intertwine to dangerous effect in this powerful story about political terrorism and corruption in Nigeria.

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Glass by Patrick Wilmot

A writer in self-imposed exile in London receives a call from the Prime Minister of his former country, inviting him to return to write the Prime Minister's biography. As he embarks from his small flat in west London to the modern Caribbean island he once called home, he immediately finds himself thrust into a world of exceptional wealth, power, and corruption. In the midst of this turmoil the writer falls deeply in love. As the love affair advances, the writer's passion for the island resurfaces, until the loss of a close friend propels him to make one final, potentially cataclysmic decision that will change everything.
Patrick Wilmot was born in Jamaica in 1942. A graduate of Yale and Vanderbilt, Dr. Wilmot taught Political Sociology at Ahmadu Bello University in Nigeria for 18 years and was a political advisor and speechwriter. In 1988, he was abducted by Nigerian security police and forcibly 'retired' to London. He has published various academic textbooks and articles, short stories and poetry. In London he comments on African affairs for radio and TV stations. Patrick's début novel was Seeing Double (Cape, 2005/Vintage, 2012).
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ISBN 13 9781909762015
ISBN 10 1909762016
Titel Glass
Autor Patrick Wilmot
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Bindungsart Paperback
Verlag Jacaranda Books Art Music Ltd
Erscheinungsjahr 2014-06-01
Seitenanzahl 324
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