The God of the Woods (2024)

A missing camper brings an Adirondack estate, a summer camp and the neighbouring working community into the same search. The wealthy family owns much of the surrounding land, so the wilderness is also a place divided by employment, access and authority. Moore lets different people experience that territory from markedly different positions. Best for readers willing to follow several timelines and viewpoints, with the investigation widening into an inquiry about who controls a landscape and its story.