Friday Finds is hosted by Should Be Reading. Here’s my one find:
Here’s the blurb from Barnes & Noble:
A beautifully written and suspenseful tale of love and peril by an award-winning writer.
Backpacking into the Wind River Mountains on their tenth annual trip, Mack and his wife, Vonnie, find the magnificent woods and stunning mountains of Wyoming full of ghosts and danger. Mack comes from a long line of ranchers, and his dedication to keeping the family land has led him into penury and a life of crime. Vonnie is a fiercely intelligent, headstrong girl who came west for love, only to have it stolen from her bit by bit.
They’ve made this trip to say goodbye to each other, but as they navigate the trails they know so well, they come to understand the true nature of their wounds. And Mack has one more secret: he is trying to receive a signal and retrieve something that has fallen from the sky. It is a beacon that will lead them into a wood far darker than they’ve ever imagined. Ron Carlson’s love for the mountains and his mastery of fiction radiate in the pages of this thrilling, fast-paced love story.
I love stories that are set in the wilderness. There’s just something mysterious about the woods. Adding this one to my GoodReads list now. What have you found this week?
Book Chatter 
I just looked at my list, and I found seven books this week, but was so tired last night when I got home from band practice that there was no way a post was going to get written.
I haven't seen this title before. It sounds kind of spooky.
I haven't heard of this one but it sounds really good!
This sounds like a spooky read. Great find.
Hmm, not sure this one sounds like my cup of tea!
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All – It does sound sort of creepy and spooky but I love that!!
I haven't heard of this one before but it does sound good Ti.
You sure are a creepy book kind of girl, Ti! I had a few finds this week but didn't get around to posting this week. Actually, my posting has been very limited this week due to baseball games, school concerts and my need for sleep. 😉
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Kim
ooh..sounds good.. maybe a bit spooky for this lily-livered coward…but who knows… I am such a wuss. I haven't heard of it.
I just finished Paul Auster's The Book of Illusions and enjoyed it. I had started Timbuktu a while ago and didn't like it, think I'll go back and give it another try.
I'm starting to hear about this one. Sounds like a complex and satisfying story.