Grover Wilcox Goes to the Circus

After discovering he's fireproof, a timid college professor runs away with the circus—what could possibly go wrong? Praised as a "fun and creative romp" (Publishers Weekly - BookLife Prize), Grover Wilcox Goes to the Circus is a "beautifully written and multi-layered" tale (IndieReader) that "will keep you hooked from start to finish" (Readers' Favorite). WINNER – PenCraft Book Award WINNER – Independent Publisher Book Award (IPPY): Silver Medal WINNER – Readers' Favorite: Silver Medal FINALIST – National Indie Excellence Awards (NIEA) • Next Generation Indie Book Awards • Foreword Indies Book Awards • Storytrade Book Awards • Hollywood Book Festival When a catastrophic kitchen mishap engulfs him in flames, hapless English professor Grover Wilcox discovers he’s fireproof. Still reeling from this inexplicable revelation, Grover learns his father has fallen into a mysterious coma. Amidst this chaos, the charming and enigmatic Grambling Brothers Traveling Circus Show rolls into town… …and with it, Grover's destiny. Eager to escape his mundane life, Grover leaps at the chance to join the traveling circus, plunging him into a world brimming with other fantastical performers—including a paranormal fortuneteller and a supernatural firebreather—each with their own quirks and peculiarities. While the circus dazzles with charm and whimsy, Grover begins to sense something sinister lurking behind the curtain. With each passing day, Grover realizes that his fireproof ability may be both a gift and a curse, putting him in greater peril than he ever imagined. Step right up and immerse yourself in Grover Wilcox Goes to the Circus, an award-winning tale steeped in magical realism, the power of belief, and those hell-bound roads paved with good intentions.
ASIN: 0985704357
VSKU: BVV.0985704357.VG
Condition: Very Good
Author/Artist:Lastrapes, Martin
Binding: Paperback
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Condition Notes: Book has little sign of wear or use