The Sound of White Water -- The Story of Three Men Against an Angry River in the Hemingway Tradition

While written in simple prose, the underlying themes run deep, much like the river upon which the characters travel. The back stories for each character bring forth insight into human nature, as does the way each confronts the challenges of the river. The first time you read this, you will do so quickly, as it is an 'easy read'. However, you will find yourself going back to read it again, in order to find the hidden nuggets contained with in. An extraordinary novel "about men and the outdoors, a testament to courage and the human spirit . . . distinguished, first rate." New York Times