Book overview
Newly graduated from university, Dana Fraser is looking for adventure. A city girl with a fear of horses, Dana faces challenges both within her heart and courtesy of mother nature. The Hunt on the Tundra follows Dana in the late summer of 1974 as she strives to prove to herself that she can push the limits of what she knows and forge through the unknown that the BC tundra brings: a night alone in the wilderness, quicksand-like muskeg, bears and wolves, alcohol abuse, lies and even murder.
In camp, she encounters relationships unlike any she's seen in the city - from her unpredictable but attractive boss, Jimmy, to the calm indigenous couple who share their journey of healing.
On top of battling the unknown in nature that surrounds her, she battles her father's voice in her head that tells her she's just not good enough. Will the voice of her alcoholic father fade, or will she leave the tundra with more scars than she had when she arrived?
In camp, she encounters relationships unlike any she's seen in the city - from her unpredictable but attractive boss, Jimmy, to the calm indigenous couple who share their journey of healing.
On top of battling the unknown in nature that surrounds her, she battles her father's voice in her head that tells her she's just not good enough. Will the voice of her alcoholic father fade, or will she leave the tundra with more scars than she had when she arrived?
