I am not sure how I became the owner of this book. I found it on my bookshelf this summer.
\nThe only thing that was clear is that it was bought in my local bookshop because of its label
\non the back cover. Did I buy it? I typically do not buy contemporary novels because I want
\nnovels to have withstood the test of time before I give them my attention. Did someone give
\nit to me as a present? This is possible. I live in the summer, surrounded by woods, in a
\nwooden house. <\/p>\n
This is what happens in the novel. Three men moved into the Canadian
\nwilderness to disappear from civilization. I am not that extreme. I go into the village almost
\nevery second day to see friends. But then, I am not running from the law as these Canadians
\nare. Some of them are also doing illegal stuff. Before long, a photographer shows up who
\nwants to capture their life story on camera. When another woman shows up in the
\nwilderness, the placid life of the hermits is turned upside down. Love moves in unexpected
\nways. This is a wonderful story that becomes better with every page. After finishing the
\nbook, I researched it on the internet and learned that it became an international bestseller. I
\nam still not sure how I became the owner of the book, but I am very glad that I read it this
\nsummer.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"