The story begins with a young Guster Johnsonville and his peculiar taste buds.

The story is well paced and consistently had me wondering, 'What's next?' Well, it's not often I find a book I don't want to put down, but Evertaster had me trying to find a break at work where I could fit in a chapter or two. With the sinister chefs hot on Guster's heels and the chefs' reign of terror spreading, Guster and his family must find the legendary taste before it's too late.

Along the way they discover the Guster is an Evertaster - a kid so picky that nothing but the legendary taste itself will save him from starvation. In his last breath he entrusts them with a an ancient recipe that makes the most delicious taste the world will ever know - a taste that will change the fate of humanity forever.įorced to flee by a cult of murderous chefs, the Johnsonvilles embark on a perilous journey to ancient ruins, faraway jungles and forgotten caves. There, in a dark, abandoned corner of the city they meet a dying pastry maker. When eleven-year-old Guster Johnsonville rejects his mother's casserole for the umpteenth time, she takes him into the city of New Orleans to find him something to eat. 'One of the most original, well-crafted and imaginative MG stories I've come across in a long time. The characters are quirky and likable.' - Deseret News

' Sidwell is a talented comedian, and that is certainly reflected in his writing. 'Wonderfully talented writing funny.' - Orson Scott Card, NYT Bestselling Author of Ender's Game.

Evertaster by Adam Glendon Sidwell