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It all begins here…
Nevada Barr’s The Rope details Anna’s early days as a park ranger, and the events that shaped her life. Perfect for fans of Sue Grafton and Paul Doiron.
‘A harrowing survival story, well imagined and forcefully told, about a brutal act that inspires a weak woman to become a strong one’ – Marilyn Stasio, New York Times Book Review
It’s 1995. Fresh off the bus from New York City, a broken-hearted 35-year-old named Anna Pigeon takes her first job as a park employee: a decidedly unglamorous, seasonal stint at the Glen Canyon National Recreational Area. On her day off, she goes hiking alone in the park – never to return. Her co-workers assume she’s moved on since her cabin is cleaned out. But when Anna wakes up – trapped at the bottom of a well, naked, with no supplies and no memory of how she got there – she must draw upon all of her strength, courage, and skill to survive. Because whoever set Anna’s trap isn’t through with her yet…
What readers are saying about The Rope:
‘I read [this book] in one sitting… The story has a terrific opening and the suspense continues to the end’
‘Anna Pigeon has to be one of everyone’s favourite heroines, mainly because over a long series of books she remains a constant mix of dry humour, and inner strength which while admirable and amazing, never quite gets to super human and unattainable’
‘Interesting, unusual, and exciting‘
Nevada Barr’s The Rope details Anna’s early days as a park ranger, and the events that shaped her life. Perfect for fans of Sue Grafton and Paul Doiron.
‘A harrowing survival story, well imagined and forcefully told, about a brutal act that inspires a weak woman to become a strong one’ – Marilyn Stasio, New York Times Book Review
It’s 1995. Fresh off the bus from New York City, a broken-hearted 35-year-old named Anna Pigeon takes her first job as a park employee: a decidedly unglamorous, seasonal stint at the Glen Canyon National Recreational Area. On her day off, she goes hiking alone in the park – never to return. Her co-workers assume she’s moved on since her cabin is cleaned out. But when Anna wakes up – trapped at the bottom of a well, naked, with no supplies and no memory of how she got there – she must draw upon all of her strength, courage, and skill to survive. Because whoever set Anna’s trap isn’t through with her yet…
What readers are saying about The Rope:
‘I read [this book] in one sitting… The story has a terrific opening and the suspense continues to the end’
‘Anna Pigeon has to be one of everyone’s favourite heroines, mainly because over a long series of books she remains a constant mix of dry humour, and inner strength which while admirable and amazing, never quite gets to super human and unattainable’
‘Interesting, unusual, and exciting‘
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Reviews
Praise for Nevada Barr: A harrowing survival story, well imagined and forcefully told, about a brutal act that inspires a weak woman to become a strong one
Terrifying... Dark and visceral, the novel is sure to appeal to Barr's legion of fans, especially those who have been clamoring for the author to light the shadows of Anna's past... A crisply written and revelatory entry in the Pigeon series
Barr's exciting 17th Anna Pigeon thriller takes readers where they've wanted to go for years - to Anna's beginnings as a park ranger... Misdirection and a rising body count ratchet up the tension
[Anna Pigeon's] legion of loyal fans can find out how her story began
Nevada Barr is one of the best
Barr is a splendid storyteller
A nifty thriller... Barr's one heckuva writer... Her tales read like Patricia Cornwell exploring the great outdoors
Gripping... harrowing... a moving, suspenseful, fast-paced novel... shimmering with vibrant life and originality
Eye-popping
Nature's combination of awesome beauty and brutal terror are strikingly portrayed in Nevada Barr's mysteries
