RIVER OF DOUBT

About RIVER OF DOUBT

RIVER OF DOUBT is inspired by a true story.The time is February 1914. An expedition heads down an unknown river in the heart of Brazil’s Amazon. The leaders: ex-US President THEODORE ROOSEVELT, still a “Bull Moose” at 54, a man of seemingly unquenchable strength and character impervious to doubt; and COLONEL CANDIDO RONDON, Brazil’s greatest explorer, renowned for having never failed on a expedition.Also along are KERMIT ROOSEVELT, Roosevelt’s 24-year-old son, called “Bwana Dandy” for his expensive taste in clothes and elegant manners and speech; GEORGE K. CHERRIE, a New England naturalist; and Rondon’s lieutenant AMILCAR LYRA, a fiery and impulsive man who resents the presence of the Roosevelts.None suspect what trials and dangers await them on the newly christened “River of Doubt.” Some will not survive. Some will be changed forever. And others will be haunted for the rest of their lives.

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Author Bio:
Martin Copeland was born and raised in Arkansas in the age of Aquarius, described in his humorous coming of age novel THE BOYS FROM DOGTOWN. After many years in Hollywood working as a screenwriter and looking for love, both bittersweet dreams portrayed in his LA LOVE STORIES, he moved to Paris. Now a confirmed expatriate, he has used both cities and cultures in his hardboiled detective novels MANHUNT IN FRANCE and A STAR FALLS IN CANNES. Currently he divides his time between the US and France, with occasional adventures in the Wild West canyon country.