Unflappable

Luna Burke and Ned Harrelson are on the run.

Licensed to care for injured and orphaned wildlife, Luna is determined to smuggle a homicidal Bald Eagle out of her husband’s private zoo in Florida, reunite the bird with its mate, and get them both to an eagle sanctuary in Canada. Hot on her trail is her furious husband, his bodyguards, the police, conservation officials, and an expert government tracker; aiding and abetting her is a smitten young tech guy, a lethal Navy SEAL turned panther advocate, and an underground railroad of wildlife rescuers intent on protecting one of their own. Waiting in Ontario is a legendary old eco-warrior more than willing to provide refuge…as long as Luna can make it across the border. "Unflappable' is a comic suspense story, an epic road trip, and a page-turning adventure with a big cast of unconventional characters, both human and not.

“In this eco-woke suspense story… excitement, adventure, romance, and sex fill the book’s pages, as does a wacky cast of characters…This zany rescue tale starring an eagle offers readers a great escape.”—Kirkus

“‘Unflappable' is everything you could want in a novel—witty, hilarious, heartfelt, passionate about its cause, and so very magical."—Bookie’s Books

"What a ridiculously fun read: part road trip, part escape thriller, part romance… highly recommended."—Bookfoolery

"Longtime bird rehabber Suzie Gilbert's funny, fast-paced novel follows zookeeper Luna Burke's wacky journey to deliver a stolen Bald Eagle and its mate to a raptor sanctuary. A great read."—Audubon Magazine

“‘Unflappable' is up there with the best of Carl Hiaasen, and in lots of ways is similar in style and humor."—Ted Williams, foremost American environmental journalist

“Fast-paced, smart, passionate, full of laugh out loud moments, ‘Unflappable’ is about how animals help us find the greatness within ourselves."—Sy Montgomery, National Book Award finalist and author of ‘The Soul of an Octopus'

© 2021 Perch Press (Hörbuch): 9781662176821

Erscheinungsdatum

Hörbuch: 18. Februar 2021