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Orca Soundings
YOUNG ADULT FICTION
Thrillers & Suspense | Social Themes
Crime , Emotions & Feelings
Orca Book Publishers
8 - 12
12 -

PDF [Fixed Format]
9781459832213
$13.99 CADAvailable
English
02/15/2022

EPUB [reflow]
9781459832220
$8.99 CADAvailable
English
02/15/2022

Paperback
9781459832206
$10.95 CADAvailable
English
02/15/2022

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Description


When Josh Biswas found out his girlfriend, Lian, was cheating on him, it didn’t only break his heart, it threatened his GPA.

Lian calls him boring and turns in their joint photography project in as her own, leaving Josh to come up with something alone or risk a failing grade. Determined to prove her wrong, Josh decides to head to the foothills of the Canadian Rockies to capture some daring photos of a family of bears that were recently spotted there. But he wasn’t expecting the bad cell service that makes the maps on his phone useless. Lost and wandering around, Josh stumbles onto something he was never meant to see. Suddenly, a group of men are chasing him through the wilderness. Josh has no fighting abilities and no survival skills. Will he ever make it out?

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Natasha Deen

Author Bio


Natasha Deen graduated college with a psychology degree, but her passion has always revolved around stories. She has written mysteries, action, historical, and fantasy novels for kids, teens, and adults. For her, one of the best things about being an author is the chance to slip into other times and worlds, and to be anything she can imagine through her characters. Natasha lives in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, with her pets and husband. When she’s not writing, she spends a lot of time trying to convince her animals that she’s the real boss of the house. Visit her at natashadeen.com.

Review Quotes


“A fast-moving novel, with a few twists and turns that will keep readers wondering what will happen next. It would be suitable for middle years’ students who appreciate a novel that won’t take them very long to dive into and finish.”  — CM: Canadian Review of Materials
“Positive advice and strong themes of family and empathy…A wilderness thriller for reluctant readers.”  — Kirkus Reviews