EBFrank Huyler’s new novel, Right of Thirst, takes place in an unnamed impoverished country. His main character, a successful doctor, has traveled to this country to assist in earthquake relief, but soon finds things in this underdeveloped land are not what they seem.
Frank’s interest in the issues of poverty and wealth, the ethics of intervention, and the cultural differences that divide us doesn’t end with the book. In fact, he’s donating a portion of his proceeds to a group called ProSorata that helps the residents of Sorata, Bolivia, obtain medical care. Check out the video below to learn more about ProSorata, and check out Right of Thirst, on sale today!
