After being diagnosed with mental illness, Keats wants nothing more than to get away.
Funny, romantic, and action-packed, Life on the 64 Bus is a story about how family isn\'t always connected by blood, no matter how much of it gets spilled..
Hey, at least he\'s on vacation.
Protecting them, however, will mean a betrayal of everything he holds dear.
After a series of knife fights, kidnappings, car chases, and a nude sprint across the city, Keats begins to suspect something is wrong with the Carny, something that could put his new family in serious danger.
But running from problems is never a good idea.
The eclectic group of Misfits (with a capital M) teach him every scam they know and the group\'s leader, an aging punk rocker they call the Carny, seems to be grooming Keats to be his replacement.
Keats falls in with this off-the-grid society and, for the first time, finds himself a part of something.
This is the Rome of confidence scams, warring gangs of pickpockets living in the catacombs, and Robin Hood philosopher kings.
See, this isn\'t the Rome of La Dolce Vita.
His first day in Rome he falls in love - and she steals his wallet and passport.
After being diagnosed with mental illness, Keats wants nothing more than to get away
