A Walk in the Wilderness

"As I stood up outside the broken airplane, I found that the snowfall of the previous night had ended. The scene before me was bleak, shaded in gray and without the warmth of any color. Even the snow seemed more gray than white, and the trees along the ridges below seemed less green than charcoal. I couldn't see the sky, only the low clouds which held the snow to come. The wind was even stronger than it had been during the night, and I knew there would be no search that day."Olympic...
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"As I stood up outside the broken airplane, I found that the snowfall of the previous night had ended. The scene before me was bleak, shaded in gray and without the warmth of any color. Even the snow seemed more gray than white, and the trees along the ridges below seemed less green than charcoal. I couldn't see the sky, only the low clouds which held the snow to come. The wind was even stronger than it had been during the night, and I knew there would be no search that day."Olympic Gold Medalist, World Champion and professional figure skater, Karen Flynn and her younger sister, Amy, crash into the Canadian wilderness on a stormy winter night, with only John Brant, their pilot, to help them. A Vietnam vet and a jungle survival expert, John is out of his element in the frozen wilderness, but he has only himself to rely upon. Karen and Amy need and appreciate his help, but their reliance is on God, a fact John barely tolerates.