Gerald Elias Ordine dei libri

Set against the backdrop of an annual festival celebrating a beloved TV series, the story explores the tension between traditional and progressive values in a Western town. Acting sheriff Jefferson Dance faces a whirlwind of crises, including a kidnapping, hostage situation, arson, and murder within a single day. As he navigates these challenges, he grapples with the public's perception of him as a heroic figure, blurring the lines between fantasy and reality while uncovering the town's hidden secrets.

After the Carnegie Hall debut of nine-year old Grimsley Competition winner Kamryn Vander, the priceless "Piccolino" is stolen with Daniel Jacobus at the scene of the crime.

Exploring a chilling scenario, the narrative delves into the consequences of an inexperienced political outsider ascending to the presidency, grappling with mental instability. As the plot unfolds, the president's paranoia leads to the systematic elimination of political opponents, raising questions about power, governance, and the fragility of democracy. This provocative tale challenges readers to confront the potential dangers of unchecked authority and the impact of a leader's psyche on the nation.