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The last of the lumbermen : a novel
Middle-aged Andy Bathgate clings to a precarious life in the logging town of Prince George, British Columbia. He fears the balance he currently enjoys -- his relationship with a good woman, the uneasy truce with her eco-activist son, senior hockey with his friends -- will come undone the moment the truth comes out: that he is not, in fact, Andy Bathgate. What he doesn't realize is that the people of his community aren't as clueless as he believes -- and that honesty, decency, and fairness still have a place in the 21st century.
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- "Middle-aged Andy Bathgate clings to a precarious life in the logging town of Prince George, British Columbia. He fears the balance he currently enjoys -- his relationship with a good woman, the uneasy truce with her eco-activist son, senior hockey with his friends -- will come undone the moment the truth comes out: that he is not, in fact, Andy Bathgate. What he doesn't realize is that the people of his community aren't as clueless as he believes -- and that honesty, decency, and fairness still have a place in the 21st century."@en
- "Middle-aged Andy Bathgate clings to a precarious life in the logging town of Prince George, British Columbia. He fears the balance he currently enjoys -- his relationship with a good woman, the uneasy truce with her eco-activist son, senior hockey with his friends -- will come undone the moment the truth comes out: that he is not, in fact, Andy Bathgate. What he doesn't realize is that the people of his community aren't as clueless as he believes -- and that honesty, decency, and fairness still have a place in the 21st century."
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