Chronicles the lives and fates of a group of Native Americans along the Minnesota/Canada border and the young white man drawn into their world

Product Description: Book by Johnson, Wayne (view table of contents, read Amazon.com's description)

Haunted by the death of his son and his disintegrating marriage, Paul, the owner of a resort near the Chippewa reservation where he grew up, finds himself investigating a supposed 'suicide' tied to the death of his son and to the bizarre 'accidents' that begin to unfold. Reprint.

In the sequel to Don't Think Twice, Paul Two Persons, a Native American resort owner, is forced to turn sleuth after state politicians propose a highway to run across the Red Lake reservation, a decision that will destroy his people's land and his own property, a situation that becomes further complicated when a boy who had worked for Paul turns up dead. 25,000 first printing.

Skeptical of his estranged parents' abilities to reconcile their relationship because of his father's abusive nature, fifteen-year-old David reluctantly accompanies his father and sister on a canoe trip, where they encounter a group of criminals.

An evaluation of the practice of extreme skiing by a National Ski Patrol emergency worker describes the sport's competitions and death-defying challenges while citing the achievements of such athletes as Jerry Martin, Vinko Bogata, and Shane McConkey.

Live to Ride is pure adrenaline—a full-throttle exploration of motorcycles that pushes to the limit, with heart-pounding accounts of riding the greatest bikes of all time, all over the world.  “Live to ride, ride to live.” For many motorcycle riders, these words express life’s guiding principle. Just take a look at the patch emblazoned on the jackets of legions of riders. Whether they’re roaring down an empty highway on two wheels at an insane speed, hopping on for a few mind-boggling loops of motocross, joining in the “rolling thunder” of a veritable outlaw motorcycle club, or just cruising on a Harley on a Sunday afternoon, motorcyclists of all stripes share a common love of the freedom that is riding.  Wayne Johnson, a lifelong motorcycle-lover and acclaimed writer, takes us around the globe and onto the terrain where the most extreme, thrilling forms of riding happen. Johnson shows where it all began more than a hundred years ago when the first motorcycle evolved from the bicycle and lands us on the track today with some of the world’s highest-paid athletes— professional motorcycle road racers. From there we go inside radically different competitions like the vertigo-inspiring “Widowmaker Hillclimb” and the fastest land racing on the planet at the Bonneville Salt Flats. Johnson also offers an inside look at the legendarily secretive culture of biker clubs with firsthand accounts of his own wild rides with an outlaw club. In every one of these venues, you aren’t just passing through as an observer—you are on a bike, racing across new and undiscovered country, the horizon your only destination.  If you have ever wondered what it’s like to climb on a motorcycle and feel its engine roar to life, or have actually done it and felt the rush of flying off into the wild blue yonder, or have simply been intrigued by this iconic part of American culture and history, hold on tight for this irresistible, one-of-a-kind journey into motorcycling.