Description: "There are four hundred times more descriptions of snow than you'd find in the average novel, yet that is precisely the right amount." --New York Magazine ~ ~ "It's not easy to make such a simple story both profound and compulsively readable, but Guay-Poliquin pulls it off in this literary page-turner." --Montreal Review of Books ~ ~ "Guay-Poliquin has somehow managed to turn descriptions of a long black highway through the prairies and a snow-filled landscape seen through a cabin window into an engrossing world where nothing monumental needs to happen in order to keep his readers - at least this one - hooked." --Patty Osborne, Geist magazine ~ ~ "A claustrophobically tense novel of deceptive simplicity, its stark plot and captivating language cuts into readers like an icy wind." --Speculative Fiction in Translation ~ ~

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