Aren’t communities supposed to buttress instability and harm?
Joe placed his trust in public structures.
It felt like the right thing to do.
When he tries to remain stoic after a zero-tolerance-policy infraction leads to the suspension of his son, his feisty wife Janis has other ideas. As if the biblical epic of Job returned for an encore in modern times, the elementary school incident becomes the catalyst to a storm of bureaucratic malfeasance.
Was government incompetence on autopilot?
Were his misfortunes designed in Hades?
Or the DMV?
Inspired by the tenacity of his spouse, and the loyalty of his friends, can an average citizen become an improbable hero?
Fans of Randian and Orwellian political intrigue and the biting humor of Carl Hiaasen will be thrust into a tale so similar to actual events it’s part maddening, part entertaining, but ultimately inspiring.
Remember, you are Joe Schmo.