Wilderness: A dark and addictive thriller that you won't be able to put down

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You don’t have to be an extrovert or hooked on adrenaline rushes to have fun, and going it alone is safe if you follow the book’s advice on choosing your destinations and behaving once you’re there. Each way of life brings with it its own beauty and challenge. Most of the time, yes, I am happier, and I have mostly circumvented the stresses of modern life. That said, I’ve acquired a couple of the struggles of ancient life. But I think contentment is something healthier to aim for than happiness. A story about obsession and justifying our actions - the urge to lash out when we’ve been hurt or wronged. Though it’s hard to actually ‘like’ someone as damaged as Liv, I found myself on her side all the way despite that. If he fails? Well, it's dangerous out there. There are so many ways to die in the wilderness. And if it's easy to die, then it's easy to kill too. I have come across this fabulous author before and I have another of her novels, Halfway on my Kindle, although I've yet to read it. Naturally, this latest one, Wilderness caught my eye and it certainly did not disappoint!

Wilderness by B. E. Jones — betrayed and dangerous Wilderness by B. E. Jones — betrayed and dangerous

If that sounds like your idea of fun as it is mine, then this guidebook will hone your appetite for your first adventure.

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This outdoor survival book is truly a one-stop-shop for anything you need to know about cooking outdoors. There are loads of recipes all of them equally tasty-looking, but it’s really all the tutorials and detailed information on what cooking equipment you need for camping makes it the best. Cooking with Fire is different from the crowd of BBQ and grilling books as it tells you how to grill amazing meals while camping or hiking.

Wilderness author on phone call that stopped her quitting - BBC

After her devastating discovery she decided on a plan of revenge. She will stalk his lover, send her threatening texts and more. She also decides on one liaison herself with a specific purpose. And then she and Will are off on holiday to the National Parks – to Yosemite, Death Valley, The Grand Canyon, and Mariposa Grove. This is a 1,500 mile grand tour of reconnecting, only Will is unaware that she has set the bar quite high for him. He has tasks to complete, essentially to show her that he is doing penance and that the she is still the special person in his life. One push is all it could take to end things between them. She is a woman who already has form and a dark side to her nature. My dear friends, though GPS devices are great, they can break, get lost, or easily be hampered by weather conditions, which makes basic map and compass skills essential for people who love spending time outdoors.Drifting into Darien: A Personal and Natural History of the Altamaha River (Wormsloe Foundation Nature Books) In Braving It, James Campbell and his daughter make three trips to the Alaska wilderness, each progressively more difficult. The first visit is a summer trip to help a friend construct a cabin, the second a visit to the constructed cabin in the winter, and the third a canoe trip. I take the axe out of his hand, and see him with his pencil for a moment. Is it simply because he’s a brilliant writer? Maybe, but then again, so was Thoreau. Am I affected by his sincere humility and the calm, understated authority in his writing? Is it because it contains, in my view, the greatest essay ever written, “Thinking Like a Mountain”? Or was it his capacity to draw analogies from nature in a way that has taught me more about my place in the world than any other book? These are all quite plausible explanations, but still I’m not convinced. If you’re planning a trip to the great outdoors and want to learn how to survive in the wilderness, “Thrive: Long-Term Wilderness Survival Guide; Skills, Tips, and Gear for Living on the Land” is a must-read book.