The Bear at Cinnamon Lake

by Judith Barban

Overview

Newlywed Meredith Marsten and her husband Mark Redcloud are enjoying their first summer as Managers/Owners of Baldwin Lake Fishing and Hunting Lodge when a fisherman at their Cinnamon Lake outpost is viciously mauled by a bear. Another fisherman in the party is safe, but the third man has disappeared. The bear attack sets in motion two wilderness journeys: the one of the missing man and the one of the attacking bear. The reader follows man and bear on their trek through the boreal forest of Canada, sharing their adventures and surprises.

Meanwhile Meredith determines to get answers to some troubling questions: Why did the bear attack and why one man and not the others? What happened to the missing man? The answers to these questions are gradually revealed as the story progresses. Readers will enjoy spending time in Kenora, Ontario, a charming town with engaging citizens located on the northern shore of Lake of the Woods. The hunting scene finale is heart-pounding.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940161048153
Publisher:	ThomasMax Publishing
Publication date:	10/12/2021
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	438 KB

About the Author

Judith Barban is a linguist, pianist and award-winning writer of fiction and poetry. As a professor at Winthrop University, she has published widely in the field of medieval French literature. She spends a part of every summer camping and fishing in the Canadian wilderness. These wilderness adventures have provided the inspiration and background for her trilogy: Poplar River, Meredith's Wolf, and The Bear at Cinnamon Lake. Her poetry collection, Crown Jewels, illustrated by Rosemary Gray, contains a number of prize-winning poems. A native of Atlanta, Georgia, she lives in Tega Cay, South Carolina, with her concert pianist husband and fishing partner, Eugene Barban.