"A moving, multi-generational tale of fathers and sons, love and betrayal, adventure and growing up, set in the world of a family summer camp through which six generations of Sanborn stories, as told and retold by various family members, became part and parcel of the Camp legends, which frequently attained mythic proportions." A great read for anyone who remembers summers spent at camps--private and community--a time of discovery and joy--a time of imagination and history--a time to relax and meditate on the true meaning of relationships and life.About the Author: "Doc" Sanborn earned his doctoral degree in clinical psychology and practiced his profession as clinician and researcher for twenty-seven years before retiring and turning his attention to writing. He is the author of twenty-two research articles published in the medical and scientific journals, plus two articles on kayaking. Along the way, he has been a high school teacher, a commodities trader, an instructor of Shaolin Kempo Chi Sao Karate, a master-teacher Reiki practitioner, and a member of the Appalachian Mountain Club's New England 4000 footer division. Between writing short stories, he works on a novel.