Rim to Rim

Death in the Grand Canyon

By: Jeanne Meeks

Narrated by: Betsy Beard

Amy Warren, 50 years old and almost divorced, sets out to rebuild her self-esteem by backpacking across the Grand Canyon. She trained for the natural challenges of the canyon, but her discovery of a mangled body in a ravine puts her life in real danger.

Amy joins forces with a new friend, Sarah Rochon, who gives her encouragement to conquer the canyon in spite of threatening and eerie events. Ranger Glen Hawk volunteers to safeguard the women, but his offers of protection and affection are rebuffed by stubborn Amy.

©2013 Jeanne Meeks (P)2016 Jeanne Meeks

Great read and an enticing plot.

The book described the breathtaking views accurately and held me in suspense on her travels!

You decide.

I listened to the whole book waiting for the story to evolve into something better. It was predictable and at times just unrealistic. In the book’s defense, I was expecting a true account of hiking in the Grand Canyon. As a nature lover I have to say that the author’s description on native wildlife made me angry. Lots of anthropomorphic descriptions, and in a negative manner. Overall a very fantastical tale.

Awful rambling

Uninteresting ramble About insignificant everyday life with no real focus. Waste of time and money.