El Niño

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Pub Date Jul 12 2016 | Archive Date May 20 2016
House of Anansi | House of Anansi Press

Description

Honey hasn’t seen her mother, Marianne, in more than two years. She drives deep into the once-prosperous border region of the Oro Desert for a surprise visit, only to discover that Marianne has vanished.

Alone in an unforgiving environment populated with hostile locals, she meets Chávez, a young “coyote” or human trafficker, who convinces Honey he knows of her mother’s whereabouts and agrees to take her there — for a price. As they make their way through the Oro’s brutal no-man’s-land they are tracked by Ocho, a teenage bounty hunter determined to recruit Chávez. And then there is Baez, Marianne’s wizened Shepherd-coyote mix, whose death and life intimately intersect with Honey and Chávez’s search for Marianne and who tells the story of the Oro Desert as it slowly comes apart.

Told from three distinct perspectives, El Niño is an intricately constructed and starkly written novel from a bold and inventive new writer.

Honey hasn’t seen her mother, Marianne, in more than two years. She drives deep into the once-prosperous border region of the Oro Desert for a surprise visit, only to discover that Marianne has...


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Please note, this title is only available for request by those living in the United States (as it has already been released in Canada).

Please note, this title is only available for request by those living in the United States (as it has already been released in Canada).


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ISBN 9781770893252
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