Title: b-r-r-r-r-r-r-r-r-r-r
Product review: This is a very nice book. What makes reading it worthwhile is that the author knows what she's talking about. Anyway it's written in a woman's voice. The book offers a lot: an epic journey and the preservation of a way of life in the Northern Territories of Canada. OK it is plot heavy but the setting is handled with a certainty and an economy that allows one to overlook it when the characters occasionally chew the scenery. I found myself referring to a map to get an idea of where the action takes place. The enormous, frozen emptiness displayed on the map provides a wonderful and deftly applied metaphor for apocalypse. It worked for me.
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