The God Of The Woods

A teenage girl vanishes from a summer camp in the wilderness, and the search reopens a loss the same family suffered years earlier. Liz Moore moves between time periods and several points of view, building a literary mystery that spends as much time on class, family reputation and institutional failure as on the investigation itself. The suspense comes from accumulating detail and shifting perspective rather than sudden revelation, and the wooded setting stays present throughout. What sets the pace: • Multiple viewpoints and timelines woven through the investigation • A wilderness camp setting that shapes both plot and mood • Attention to privilege, class and family history alongside the mystery • Literary prose paired with a conventional missing-person structure A fit for book clubs and readers of literary crime fiction, available at Boipoka.