A haunting, elegantly crafted novel that blends history and mystery into a compelling story. Highly recommended for readers who enjoy historical suspense and stories where the landscape is as unforgettable as the characters.

Jane K.

The authors’ attention to historical texture gives the novel a rich authenticity. From Ontario’s north woods to the voices of locals who remembered Thomson, the story transports readers to an era when the Canadian wilderness was both breathtaking and unforgiving.

Denise A.

Larry Dickson’s Cabin is compelling. It works on two levels. On one hand, it’s a taut, suspenseful mystery that keeps readers turning pages. On the other, it’s an exploration of memory and storytelling — how communities shape and reshape a tragedy until it becomes both myth and history. Highly recommended

Will W.