John Grisham - Vihar a Camino-szigeten

Leo comes to life at the end of July in the turbulent waters of the Atlantic Ocean, approximately three hundred and fifty kilometers west of the Cape Verde Islands. It behaves capriciously, is deadly, and is first classified as a tropical storm, then by the time it reaches Camino Island, near the coast of Florida, it becomes a hurricane of abominable strength.
They are trying to evacuate the residents of the area, the majority are also packing to survive Leo's rampage on land. However, the most determined remain. Among them is Bruce Cable, owner of the island's famous bookstore, Bay Books. When Leo finally breaks free, the survivors emerge and the rescue teams arrive. They are all shocked by the unimaginable devastation of the time of judgment, the sight of the overgrown vegetation, the buildings razed to the ground, but most of all the human sacrifices. However, no one expected that Bruce's friend, Nelson Kerr, who achieved great success in the political crime genre, was probably not killed by the hurricane. But whose benefit was his death? After the natural disaster, will there be the will and energy to find out who or who are behind the crime? Bruce believes that only the manuscript of his friend's upcoming novel can provide clues in the investigation. And he has no idea what threats the acquisition and knowledge of the manuscript could hold for him.
John Grisham leaves the legal thriller genre again and takes his readers to the idyllic island and the always exciting, but sometimes dangerous, world of book publishing.