Janey, almost 15, can't figure out why she agreed to come with her grandmother to a swanky Banff hotel in the Rocky Mountains. Watching Granny flirt with her new beau Charlie is bad enough. But Charlie's invited his 16-year-old grandson, Max, and he's a massive pain. So why does Max show up at Janey's side when she time-travels into Banff's past? And what can she learn from Mary and Grace, two Stoney Nakoda girls from long ago?
- For YA readers
- A sequel to Rescue at Fort Edmonton
Reviews:
[Feutl's] latest book – a fast-paced Banff-set novel which sees its 14-year-old heroine through several historical time travel adventures with Stoney Nakoda characters (and detainees in a WW2 internment camp ) – was gripping, credible, well-researched, political (espousing Canadian First Nations’ history and human trafficking in Europe), and fun, and that’s just the plot – the writing itself was topnotch.
--Shelley A. Leedahl, SaskBooks
While this book is meant for younger readers, anyone who enjoys history, intelligent storytelling and a quick, lively read will appreciate Rescue in the Rockies, especially given the local backdrop.
--Rob Alexander, Rocky Mountain Outlook
[Feutl's] latest book – a fast-paced Banff-set novel which sees its 14-year-old heroine through several historical time travel adventures with Stoney Nakoda characters (and detainees in a WW2 internment camp ) – was gripping, credible, well-researched, political (espousing Canadian First Nations’ history and human trafficking in Europe), and fun, and that’s just the plot – the writing itself was topnotch.
--Shelley A. Leedahl, SaskBooks
While this book is meant for younger readers, anyone who enjoys history, intelligent storytelling and a quick, lively read will appreciate Rescue in the Rockies, especially given the local backdrop.
--Rob Alexander, Rocky Mountain Outlook
Rescue in the Rockies is available in print format at Tix on the Square and as a paperback and e-book from NeWest Press.
