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Major Joe Mack, a U.S. Air Force pilot and Sioux Indian, is shot down over Siberia during the 1980s and taken prisoner in a remote Soviet camp. Facing relentless pursuit by a ruthless Yakut, Mack must use the hunting, trapping, and evasive skills he learned as a boy to survive the harsh, vast landscape. These efforts lead to a desperate attempt to escape his captors while navigating the lethal challenges of the Siberian wilderness.
First publish date: 1986
Genre: Adventure Fiction/Survival Adventure
Authors: Louis L'Amour
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