The Wall Street Journal called it “one of the ten books you’ll want to read this spring.” The River is a gripping tale of a friendship tested by fire, white water, and violence. The best-selling author of The Dog Stars, he’s now come out with a new story about two college students on a wilderness canoe trip - a trip that was supposed to be a bucolic journey down the Maskwa, one of Canada’s most beautiful and remote rivers but that ends up being threatened by dangers both natural and man-made.
Novelist Peter Heller is a master of lyrical descriptions of nature combined with heart-thumping thrillers.
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