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The Loop
by Nicholas Evans
Book #196 - Price US$
3.99
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Paperback book is in very good condition. Soft cover
shows minor signs of shelf wear on edges. Inside of book pages are crisp and
clean; no stains. Some creasing on book edge from being read. Approx: 7 by 4
1/2 x 1. 1999 edition. 544 pages long. ISBN 0440224624. Pictorial cover on
front. Additional pictures of condition are always available.
BOOK DESCRIPTION FROM BACK COVER:
Things aren't going too well for wolf biologist Helen
Ross. At 29, she's unemployed (recently retired dishwasher), single
(boyfriend of two years left her for Africa), and has just learned that her
father is marrying someone younger, richer, and prettier than herself
(completely accurate). Back in her lonely log cabin in Cape Cod, frantically
chain-smoking, she receives a message from her former lover Dan Prior.
Prior, also a biologist, works for the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
wolf-recovery program. In return for helping him track the lupine posse,
Prior will provide her with a cabin, truck, and a snowmobile for good
measure in a rustic little town called Hope, just outside of Helena,
Montana. Apparently, Ross has never heard the proverb "If it sounds too good
to be true, it probably is," and happily skips off to Big Sky Country.
Within moments of her arrival, she finds out what she's up against: a small
town with a long history of wolf fear and loathing, no resources (big
surprise), and a powerful rancher who will do whatever it takes to eliminate
the wolves. The rancher, testosterone-saturated Buck Calder, has got the
community riled up after a wolf stalked his daughter's home and killed the
family dog. He won't stop until every last endangered wolf is dead, which
proves problematic for Ross when she decides to romance his 18-year-old son,
Luke. Cynics be warned: their love affair spawns a trove of gooey pillow
talk and syrupy prose. Even so, Evans has made impressive strides as a
writer since his debut novel, The Horse Whisperer, and his storytelling has
reached a noticeably new level of sophistication: the plot is tight, the
characterization is realistic, and the dialogue is crisp.
A photo gallery of pictures from this book is shown below
as well as a description of the pictures. Any questions please
email me
aldergrove@ppowner.com
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