“Not since Rachel Carson’s . . .
“the story sheds light on the real-life disappearances and deaths of Indian women and girls that our society allows through apathy and inaction.”
"part history, part murder mystery, part sea-going adventure—entirely captivating."
“Richard Pavlick can now be discussed in the same breath with other of America’s would-be presidential assassins . . .”
There is an old Soviet joke that reverses conventional logic by asserting that the future is certain, but the past constantly changes.
