Into The Wilderness

Independent Publishers’ Gold Medal Winner

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Deborah Lee Luskin’s critically acclaimed love story, Into the Wilderness, follows Rose Mayer after she has just buried her second husband and wonders what she’s going to do with the rest of her life. 

“Times of transition — personal, political and in a particular place — are the tectonic plates whose tremors shake loose the story at the heart of Deborah Lee Luskin’s tender and touching first published novel Into the Wilderness.” – The Brattleboro Reformer

 

Into the Wilderness is a fiercely intelligent love story” – The Rutland Herald 

“Into the Wilderness “is a perfectly gratifying read.” Seven Days, Burlington’s Independent Weekly 09/10/2010 Amy Lily

“Luskin is convincing in translating the aural, physical and emotional power of music into words on the paper. The result is a wonderful novel.” –Addison Independent review

“Deborah Lee Luskin weaves together an enchanting tale of solitude, friendship and romance in her novel, Into the Wilderness.” The Jewish Advocate (Boston), 06/25/2010. Judith Maas

“This book is about survival.” Intrepid media” – Candy Green Gustavson

“Luskin creates characters about whom readers care, masterfully discusses music and brings to life a vivid small Vermont town.” Jewish Independent [Vancouver], 09/03/2010 – Cynthia Ramsay

“The book is a complex love letter to Vermont.” The Commons, April 2010 – Thelma O’Brien

“Vermont can be as transformative and euphoric as the seasons, and to it Deborah Luskin’s novel sings a delightful ode.” Deerfield Valley News, 07/08/2010 – Veronica Giannotta

“Author Deborah Lee Luskin has chutzpah.” Brattleboro Reformer 03/25/2010 – Joyce Marcel

“A guided tour of Into The Wilderness with Deborah Lee Luskin” Brattleboro Reformer, 05/22/2010 Christina Gibbons

“A woman born to write, rich in the fullness of her powers.” Brattleboro Reformer, 06/03/2010 – Becky Karush.

Into The Wilderness winds themes of religion, tradition, grief . . . with an uncanny prowess for details that vibrate with nuance and explore the vast landscape of the human heart.” Vermont Maturity, May 2011 – Clara Rose Thornton.