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When a fellow ranger is injured in a caving accident, Anna chokes back the willies of claustrophobia and joins the rescue team. Burrowing feet below ground, she negotiates airless tunnells, gaping pits, vaulting caverns and silently flowing rivers, each hazard with a daunting name like Razor Blade Run or the Wormhole.

At the end of the dangerous descent, she reaches her friend and hears her say, 'It wasn't an accident. Strong, independent and proud of it, Anna is less appreciative of nature's higher orders.

If she had a tail, she says of her edgy encounter with another caver, it would have been lashing. Her abrasiveness may blind Anna to the subtler signals of human behavior, but alone in the darkness, she can see clear to the heart of the matter. There are no reviews yet. Be the first one to write a review.