Fiction Award (Book), Wyoming Historical Society, 1999.
A small-time hunting guide gets into trouble when a pushy client and his attractive wife come to Wyoming to hunt.
A novel of the contemporary American West, Keep the Wind in Your Face takes place in the big outdoors. It features men and women, horses and big-game hunting, and a strong sense of landscape as a presence in the action. It portrays adventure that is realistic to the modern West, with a healthy absence of television melodrama. This novel has a spare but eloquent prose style that matches its subject.
“Nesbitt pulls readers into the tale through his good, strong dialogue and descriptions, and gripping action. . . . Keep the Wind in Your Face is an entertaining and exciting novel.” —readthewest.com
