The God of the Woods: A Novel BY Liz Moore
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The God of the Woods: A Gripping Mystery in the Adirondacks
In "The God of the Woods," Liz Moore crafts a compelling mystery that unfolds against the backdrop of an Adirondack summer camp in August 1975. The disappearance of thirteen-year-old Barbara Van Laar, daughter of the camp's owners and a pivotal figure in the local community, sets off a frantic search that uncovers deep-seated secrets and unresolved mysteries.
Barbara's disappearance is not an isolated incident; it echoes the haunting disappearance of her older brother fourteen years earlier. As the search intensifies, the novel delves into the intricate dynamics of the Van Laar family and the intertwined lives of the blue-collar workers who serve them. Moore weaves together multiple narratives, unraveling the complex histories and hidden truths that bind the community together.
Against the lush and evocative backdrop of the Adirondack wilderness, Moore's narrative grips readers from the first page to the last, offering a tantalizing blend of suspense and emotional depth. The novel explores themes of family, privilege, and the enduring impact of past tragedies on present lives.
With praise likening it to Donna Tartt's "The Secret History," Liz Moore's "The God of the Woods" captivates with its richly drawn characters, atmospheric setting, and a plot that keeps readers guessing until the final, breathless revelation. This ambitious and expansive novel marks a new pinnacle in Moore's storytelling, inviting readers into a world where mysteries abound and the search for truth becomes a journey of profound discovery.
In "The God of the Woods," Liz Moore crafts a compelling mystery that unfolds against the backdrop of an Adirondack summer camp in August 1975. The disappearance of thirteen-year-old Barbara Van Laar, daughter of the camp's owners and a pivotal figure in the local community, sets off a frantic search that uncovers deep-seated secrets and unresolved mysteries.
Barbara's disappearance is not an isolated incident; it echoes the haunting disappearance of her older brother fourteen years earlier. As the search intensifies, the novel delves into the intricate dynamics of the Van Laar family and the intertwined lives of the blue-collar workers who serve them. Moore weaves together multiple narratives, unraveling the complex histories and hidden truths that bind the community together.
Against the lush and evocative backdrop of the Adirondack wilderness, Moore's narrative grips readers from the first page to the last, offering a tantalizing blend of suspense and emotional depth. The novel explores themes of family, privilege, and the enduring impact of past tragedies on present lives.
With praise likening it to Donna Tartt's "The Secret History," Liz Moore's "The God of the Woods" captivates with its richly drawn characters, atmospheric setting, and a plot that keeps readers guessing until the final, breathless revelation. This ambitious and expansive novel marks a new pinnacle in Moore's storytelling, inviting readers into a world where mysteries abound and the search for truth becomes a journey of profound discovery.