La très catastrophique visite du zoo

Joël Dicker

Description

The heart-filling conclusion to the saga of Daron and Ziggy! The long-awaited final volume in the Daron's Guitar Chronicles series.

"Existing is so weird. Stuff like breathing and feeling emotions... how is it all connected? Life as an organic being is all so... complicated, and yet it is what it is. It just is. You just are. Thoughts like that meant it was time for me to act like I was not having either a panic attack or an existential crisis."

Daron has some soul searching to do. The very last person he ever expected to get between him and Ziggy is his own mother, but when she asks for his help he finds himself in the wilds of Tennessee.

Ziggy has fled the family drama, back to the city, where he is dealing with issues Daron won't be able to ignore for long. Digger's lawsuits are finally coming to a head, and Daron is going to need Ziggy's help more than he knows.

Meanwhile, a shakeup at their record company means that doors that had been closed might be opening again... if only Daron and Ziggy are ready to leap into new opportunities, together?

It just might work. If only Daron could find his lost inspiration and write a song...

READERS SPEAK!

"I've laughed and cried over the years along with Daron. He has a strange ability to make me feel anxious right along with him, wishing I could make it better somehow! He and Ziggy... They're so damn sweet. I've already started again and probably will re-read the whole thing many more times. Love you guys."

"Fitting, beautiful ending. Hope you and Daron both enjoy your well-deserved breaks! I look forward to anything in the future, but in the meantime, damn, yes, downtime is needed for you both I'm sure! Thank you for this story and for sharing Daron and Ziggy's journey with us."

"I gotta say I didn't see the end coming. But then all good things must come to end sometime. This was a good place to stop…things fixed, or almost fixed. Ziggy & Daron are in a committed relationship and keep working on making it thrive. I look forward to future works you might put out there for us. Thanks for the wonderful memories."

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