Man, surfing is the most amazing thing a human can do,' Californian Bill Reynolds tells a taxi driver during a chance encounter in the landlocked African country of Bogania. 'Imagine taking off on a wave, getting to your feet and feeling the power of Mother Nature under you as you dance across the green wall. Then imagine your buddy paddling back out and throwing you a shaka as you cruise down the line, embraced by nature's energy and love. That's what surfing is. If every person in the world surfed, the world would be a better place.'
The driver doesn't understand a word of it, but is intrigued, and decides he too should become a 'surfer'. Along the way he meets Brad Bones, the troubled 'greatest surfer alive', and hipster surf-artist Danny Black as they are thrown together on a journey through a dangerous jungle to surf the mythically perfect Ghost Cabins.
Will Brad self-destruct before he gets there? Will the world finally understand Danny's achingly hip steeze? And will the corporate boss behind it all, Shredwater CEO Colin Landry, ever convince a young woman that his power and charisma are irresistibly sexy?
The answers to all these questions, as well as the true meaning of surfing, are found on the road to Ghost Cabins, a funny, fast-moving story about friendship and fun for surfers and non-surfers alike.
