The Eagles of Panther Gap

Inseparable brother and sister, Bowman and Summer spend their childhood in the wilderness, on an isolated ranch, a true secret fortress in Colorado. They grow up under the rule of their uncles and their father who raise them with the same iron discipline as their hunting eagles. When they reached adulthood, they chose different paths: Summer took over the family farm, while Bowman went to live in the jungles of Costa Rica. But, twenty years after their separation, they are overtaken by a dark story of succession, which will force them to face the ghosts of the past. “I didn't think James A. McLaughlin could do better than Edgar Allan Poe Award-winning Into the Bear's Mouth, but he did! The Eagles of Panther Gap is one of the finest nature-writing stories ever, destined to become a modern classic of the American West. David Heska Wanbli Weiden, author of Indian Justice After the incredible success of In the Mouth of the Bear, winner of the 2020 Grand Prix for Crime Literature, James A. McLaughlin returns with a new ecological thriller, which confirms all his talent!