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Perhaps the only thing more impressive than Fox's rowing resume is the manner in which he seems to have poured every ounce of insight and experience acquired during that epic riparian odyssey into the pages of a book .
––Kevin Fedarko, New York Times Bestselling Author of The Emerald Mile, and A Walk in the Park

Whitewater has finally found its author. Read it and put it on the same shelf as Barbarian Days and Into Thin Air.
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John Cassidy: Author, Publisher, and founder of Klutz Press

Pete your book was incredibly inspiring and enlightening for me as a non-rowing river lover. You captured something very special.                 

This is a truly extraordinary book… I felt like I was coming up for air.”

Pick it up. You won't put it down. You don't need to be a whitewater person.

Hooked.  Your book reminds me of classic, well-written stories about growing up, describing what it means to live in the moment, void of all sentimentality. . . in the tradition of Odysseus who took so many years to sail through the waters to find his way home. — Jim Nolman, Author, and pioneer of making music with whales.

It belongs in every river library and should be required reading for all guide schools!

Let the Water Do the Work is a beautifully written, jaw dropping, white-knuckle experience.

An inspiring example of what paying close attention to life can look like.

There's a lot to be learned in this thoughtful, thoroughly entertaining book.

There were moments I found myself literally gripping the book.

If you're a commercial guide or private boater who loves to row, this book was written for you!

He's a great travel writer: a keen listener and thoughtful observer of both people and nature.

You can almost hear the rapids booming and feel the power of the river beneath your feet. . . A glimpse into the mind of an expert oarsman.

You knocked it out of the park! There are few books that I know I’ll want to read again before I’ve even finished. This is one of them. Thank you for writing it. Well done.
 

The joy of feeling a raft, weightlessly accelerated by gravity to follow the curl of a wave.
 

Transporting read!
 

This book is a triumph from the get go.
 

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