For fans of Darius the Great Is Not Okay comes an escapist and emotional YA coming-of-age novel following a father-son road trip across Spain, with a dash of mystery.
Junior year was supposed to be Milesâs escape planâsurvive one year in Cleveland with Jake, the dad he barely knows, then get back to his real life in New York.
But that was before he got suspended. Before his mom died and left a hole nothing can fill. Before Jakeâs art house theater started facing closureâand before Jake dragged him on a half-baked quest across Spain to track down a film director who may or may not want to be found.
Between wrong turns and cryptic clues through Madrid, Toledo, and Seville, they find themselves at wobbly tables in tapas bars, sharing plates of jamon and squid, talking in ways they never have before. Something unexpected happens over bocadillos and cafĂŠ con leche: Miles stops seeing Jake as the dad who left, and starts seeing him as the person who stayed.
James Beard Awardâwinning author Michael Ruhlman delivers a story about grief, second chances, and discovering that home might not be a place you left behindâbut a person youâre just getting to know, one meal at a time.
For fans of Darius the Great Is Not Okay comes an escapist and emotional YA coming-of-age novel following a father-son road trip across Spain, with a dash of mystery.
Junior year was supposed to be Milesâs escape planâsurvive one year in Cleveland with Jake, the dad he barely knows, then get back to his real life in New York.
But that was before he got suspended. Before his mom died and left a hole nothing can fill. Before Jakeâs art house theater started facing closureâand before Jake dragged him on a half-baked quest across Spain to track down a film director who may or may not want to be found.
Between wrong turns and cryptic clues through Madrid, Toledo, and Seville, they find themselves at wobbly tables in tapas bars, sharing plates of jamon and squid, talking in ways they never have before. Something unexpected happens over bocadillos and cafĂŠ con leche: Miles stops seeing Jake as the dad who left, and starts seeing him as the person who stayed.
James Beard Awardâwinning author Michael Ruhlman delivers a story about grief, second chances, and discovering that home might not be a place you left behindâbut a person youâre just getting to know, one meal at a time.