American Savage

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American Savage
Author : Matt Whyman
File Size : 43,8 Mb
Publisher : Hot Key Books
Language : English
Release Date : 05 June 2014
ISBN : 9781471400704
Pages : 205 pages
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American Savage by Matt Whyman Book PDF Summary

The sharp and hilarious second book in THE SAVAGES series about an everyday family with some not-so-everyday problems... Vegan, veggie, carnivore... humanitarian? Welcome to the top of the food chain. The Savages are back - this time in a country where servings come supersized. Titus, Angelica and the kids go to great lengths to fit into their new lives in sunny Florida. But that's not easy when their appetite runs to feasts of human flesh. In this dark comic serving of everyday family life with contemporary cannibals, the Savages seek to hide in plain sight by setting up a vegan café. But when the venture turns out to be a surprise sensation, and bad apples bob to the surface, Titus is forced to question whether the family have finally bitten off more than they can chew.

American Savage

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