Title: Historical novel re-examining the expedition's experiences
Product review: "Not another Lewis and Clark title!" might be the reader's initial reaction here, but wait - it's a novel, not the usual nonfiction: and further, it focuses on the man behind the Lewis and Clark famer - one Toussiant Charbonneau, Sacagawea's husband. While the grounding here is solid in scholarship, Richard Hetu's The Lost Guide is anything but difficult reading: steeped in narrative tradition it provides a fast-paced historical novel re-examining the expedition's experiences. Gripping.
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