Robert Louis DeMayo

Some people disappear. Everett Ruess became a legend. At sixteen, he left civilization behind to wander the vast Southwest alone—years before the region was known to the world.

Some journeys test the limits of endurance. This one redefines them. The King of the Coral Sea tells the astonishing true story of Michael Fomenko—who set out alone in a dugout canoe to paddle more than a thousand nautical kilometers from Cairns, Australia to New Guinea. Battling exhaustion...

Long before Sedona drew tourists, its canyon walls were already keeping secrets. The Sirens of Oak Creek is a time-bending novel set in Oak Creek Canyon and the Verde Valley, following eight remarkable women across 1,400 years. From visiting Mayans and Sinaguan cliff communities to Apache...

Haunted by terrifying nightmares and a mysterious prophecy, a young man embarks on a 3,000-mile trek through the African bush. From Victoria Falls at night during a lunar rainbow to the great African Savannah stampeding with wildebeest to the evocative Serengeti with Mt. Kilimanjaro rising up...

The tale of how two rough Maine woodsmen took a young Theodore Roosevelt under their wing in 1878 and introduced him to the beautiful but unforgiving woodlands of the Northeast....