An unputdownable dark suspense tale,
And the Moon Is Full and Bright
melds the high stakes worlds of culinary television with the life-or-death immediacy of the remote wilderness, and blends them with a unique twist on an age-old folklore tale.
Former chef and aspiring TV host Benjamin Jones knows the impossible odds of launching a successful documentary cooking show. With a skeleton crew, he travels to the depths of the Andes Mountains to find a compelling subject for the pilot episode. His subject: Andres Mosse. A mysterious bad boy chef with a reputation for turning the high-gloss culinary world on its head with a rustic, brusque, no-nonsense attitude. Years ago, Andres disappeared off the radar altogether. Rumored to be hunting rare game in the Andes Mountains, Benjamin tracks him down. With a past secret binding them together, and needing the sizzle that news of Mosse's involvement brings to the project, can Benjamin convince the reclusive chef to help him make a TV show? And if he can, at what cost? An intoxicating fusion of a novella that cooks up a rugged and dangerous setting, questions about the risks inherent within the modern world, and an unforgettable and wild mythology, do not miss this book!