River's End

The River's End James Oliver Curwood In James Oliver Curwood's most successful novel, The River's End, two men share a remarkable resemblance but lead very different lives. Keith is an outlaw. Conniston is an officer with the Northwest Mounted Police. They are linked by their physical characteristics and their lives are entwined. Curwood's novel was a massive success selling more than 100,000 books when it was released in 1920, making it the fourth best-selling title of the year in the U.S. Title: The River's End Author: James Oliver Curwood Length: 166 Pages Publisher: American Cowboy Books Genre: Western mystery