Reviews

""Echoes of Fury" reads like fiction, except that it's all true." -- Andre Stepankowksy, city editor, Longview, Washington "Daily News"

"Frank Parchman skillfully trackes the devastating effects on his subjects from those first horrifying moments of ash fall and pyroclastic flow, to the psychological wounds lingering decades later." --Peter Potterfield, author of "Himalayan Quest"

"This compelling true story powerfully illustrates the paradox of life's delicate fragility as well as its great potential." --Gary W. Buffone, Ph. D., author of "The Myth of Tomorrow"

"This is the real inside story about what happened at Mount St. Helens - the most accurate book I've read on the subject." --Don Swanson, volcanologist, US Geological Survey