Bøger af Steven Freeman

Following the end of his trial, Treacy finds that he is not out of the woods from his hunt. Yan Lou has threatened the god realm and is preparing for war. Kannon, in serious condition, flees to the human realm to hide from Yan Lou and find Wildcard. Walter continues to scour Ryan's orated dream from his coma hoping for an epiphany as to Ryan's character. Any confusion to his person or place in time could jeopardize Walter's intentions on the future. As for Treacy, the only things he is able focus on are the safety of his legally bound daughter Aerial and the retribution that is to follow from Yan Lou's wrath.

Homeless, though not jobless, Freeman camps out in a wood for a season and celebrates the wild in Nature, as against the tamed, domesticated and commodified of modern society. Not so much a lifestyle choice but his only realistic option, given the lack of affordable accommodation, he turns a difficult situation into an adventure - re-wilding himself by simply being in the wood and also running on the fells, when he's not working at the shop or the pub. The fell-running includes a fifty-mile round, which brings out observations and reflections on Lakeland life and history, as well as his own history and philosophy. Back at the wood the weather takes a turn for the worse and being a rough sleeper becomes a struggle. After five months of living close to Nature, with trees and birds for company, he is faced with the prospect of having to leave the wood behind and return to civilisation.