Secrets of the River: A Parable for Our Times

In "Secrets of the River," authors Larry Gottlieb and Katherine Knickerbocker take readers on a transformative ten-day rafting expedition. Five city-dwellers, seeking more than just thrills, venture into the untamed wilderness under the guidance of an experienced river guide. As they navigate the river’s challenges—both physical and emotional—the group confronts personal fears, uncovers hidden strengths, and forges deep connections. The river’s powerful currents become a metaphor for the unpredictable journey of life, leading each traveler toward clarity and self-discovery. Through breathtaking landscapes and life-altering experiences, "Secrets of the River" is a compelling tale of adventure and introspection.

Larry Gottlieb, a physicist with degrees from MIT and UC San Diego, has authored two non-fiction books exploring the intersection of science and spirituality. Katherine Knickerbocker, an experienced river rafter, draws on her adventures to bring authenticity to their collaboration. Together, they create a narrative that blends intellectual depth with the raw beauty of nature.

"Secrets of the River" has a unique blend of adventure, personal growth, and introspective insight. The story offers more than just an outdoor escapade; it is a journey into the human spirit, set against the backdrop of nature’s grandeur. Ideal for those who love adventure, self-discovery, and stories that resonate long after the last page, this book invites readers to embark on a voyage of the soul.