The Nature of Disappearing

Reviews

“Grant anchors the suspense in the lives of her well-developed characters and delivers a hugely satisfying finale. In the forest of survival thrillers, this stands tall.”—Publishers Weekly

“Podcasts and other social media are having a moment in crime fiction now, and wilderness fiction is also big. Here’s a fast, suspenseful tale that combines both and even throws in some romance.”—First Clue

“Addictive and unforgettable, Grant renders a poignant tale blistering with authenticity and emotion set against Idaho's lonely and rugged wilderness.”—Kim Michele Richardson, New York Times bestselling author of The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek series

“A masterful, mesmerizing mystery. Thrilling and propulsive, rich in character and heart, The Nature of Disappearing delivers on every level.”—Chris Whitaker, bestselling author of We Begin at the End

"With her signature lyrical prose, Grant executes the unexpected: a novel that is at once sophisticated and an exciting, wild ride. It’s both sweeping and taut, beautifully rendered and nail-bitingly tense...[a] striking, masterful novel.”—Nicole Baart, bestselling author of Everything We Didn’t Say

“The Nature of Disappearing is like a mountain trail that turns and climbs and turns again. Kimi Cunningham Grant weaves a solid adventure about friendship and betrayal and hope amidst beautifully rendered western landscapes—all of it bracing as a mountain lake.”—Andrew J. Graff, author of Raft of Stars

“Emotionally captivating, with gorgeous prose and an intimate depiction of the natural landscape...Absolutely not to be missed!”—Bradeigh Godfrey, author of The Followers

“Electric and wise, The Nature of Disappearing is the most inspired thriller on my bookshelf. Grant absolutely nails the magnetic strength of a woman caught in a foreboding landscape.”—Amy Jo Burns, author of Shiner and Mercury

"The Nature of Disappearing is, at its heart, a story about the relentless survival of the human spirit and inescapable connections. Through artful prose and dual timeline storytelling, Kimi Cunningham Grant reminds us that, sometimes, we have to get lost to find ourselves."—Hannah Morrissey, author of When I'm Dead