Roar of the Sea: A Tale of Treachery, Obsession, and the World’s Most Valuable Wildlife

An impeccably researched and thorough account of a little-told story of Henry Wood Elliott, a lone activist who prevailed against national governments and corporate interest in the name of wildlife conservation Author Deb Vanasse has written novels, children’s books, and nonfiction; she is a prominent member of the Alaskan writing community and founder of the Alaska statewide writing center 49 Writers. Vanasse’s writing has been published in Alaska Magazine, and she has been interviewed by the Globe and Mail, CBC radio; Vanasse has given lectures for the National Park Service and several museums; very well connected.Honors and awards include: True West Best of the West ; Eric Hoffer Award finalist; Alaska Battle of the Books author; Junior Literary Guild author; BP Teacher of Excellence. 2016’s Wealth WomanPromotion on July 28, World Conservation Day.