Description
Skid is the second novel in Roland Watson-Grant's "Trilogy of the Swamp," following the acclaimed Sketcher. Set in New Orleans, the story centers on 16-year-old Skid Beaumont, who struggles to adapt after moving from the Louisiana swamp to the city. While unpacking, he discovers his late brother Frico's diary, which reveals that "Skid" is a hoodoo term with ominous connotations. This revelation propels Skid into a journey of self-discovery, challenging his identity and confronting family secrets. The novel blends elements of magical realism with a coming-of-age narrative, exploring themes of heritage, identity, and the supernatural.

