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 In the Heart of the Canyon - Elisabeth Hyde
Newest Review: ... the Grand Canyon is something of a departure. I'm not a fan of boating or river trips, so it's down to Hyde's superb writing ... more  ... talents that I loved this book so much. Although there is a fair amount in the book about the art of sailing and the technical side of things, she also focusses on the changing relationships and these are what interested me the most. JT is the leading character, the eldest guide and most responsible of the group. He knows that if he slips up, someone dies. I liked his character; he's very real and a complex personality mixing well with whomever was in the scene with him. He's well-balanced by Ruth and Lloyd, the sailin...more |
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In the Heart of the Canyon - Elisabeth Hyde: Let this book into your Heart (738 words)
by - written on 12/09/09 (Very useful, 62 readings)
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JT Maroney is an experienced river guide who takes boats up and down the Grand Canyon. This is to be his 125th trip and he's looking forward to the journey with his fellow guides, Dixie and Abo. But JT has no idea of what lies ahead. Among his guests are Ruth and Lloyd, veterans at the Canyon but now carrying a big burden, Amy and her mother Susan who are trying to get close despite the growing gap between them, Jill and Mark Compson and their two sons, hoping to enjoy a family holiday, Mitchell and Lena, another couple with their own issues, and two singletons, Peter and Evelyn who are along for the ride. But none of them knows what is about to happen on the ride of a ... Read the complete review
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