Publisher's Synopsis
This thrilling adventure novel follows the exploits of Philip Whittemore, a New Yorker who heads to the wilds of Canada to seek his fortune. When he arrives in the Three River Country, he finds himself caught up in a dangerous conflict between rival logging companies and their native allies. With the help of his new friend Neewa, a black bear cub, and the love of a local woman named Marie, Philip must use his wits and courage to survive in this harsh and unforgiving landscape. With its vivid characters, pulse-pounding action, and evocative setting, this book is a classic of American adventure literature.
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