Deep in the heart of nowhere, Diana Jackman wonders about her decision of leaving the comforts of her world to go on a soul searching journey. What she didn't bargain for was to become soemone else's prey.
Diana Jackson has retunred to the natural world revered by her Native American ancestors. Leaving her job, her family, her life behing in search of her lost soul and self, she has joined a small party of sportsmen and women in the snowbound isolation of British Columbia. Brutal death has followed them to this place of cold, white silence. And for the first time in her life, Diana will know the terror of the hunt....as the hunted. Very strong character. Mark T. Sullivan has a way with describing the scenes with almost poetic adjectives. Very good, I was really surprised how much I enjoyed this book. A very underrated author.
Diana Jackman has returned to the natural world revered by her Native American ancestors. Leaving her job, her family, her life behind in search of her lost soul and self, she has joined a small party of sportsmen and women in the snowbound isolation of British Columbia.
They are a thousand miles from civilization. But they are not alone. Brutal death has followed them to this place of cold, white silence. And for the first time in her life, Diana will know the terror of the hunt..as the hunted.
They are a thousand miles from civilization. But they are not alone. Brutal death has followed them to this place of cold, white silence. And for the first time in her life, Diana will know the terror of the hunt..as the hunted.
The book is missing the front cover (not the cover of the book)...
