It is a good historical fiction. The book is written very well. One feels a good work. The history is nicely braided with the fiction. It's like everything is on the right place. Really great work. 
 Yes, I have two 'buts'. 
 I like a story in the books. I like when an author takes me to the journey, not endless journey but with an end. And it is not that a book can't have the next part, it just should be one piece itself. I don't feel that way with "Into the Wilderness". I don't know why. It is not about the length of book or about many events. I can't even say that is all about a tempo or twists. I just don't feel it. I feel it is a never-ending story and I don't like that. 
 The second 'but'. I haven't been moved by this book. There was so many occasions when I could been moved, but I was maybe once or twice. Again, I don't know why. 
 As I have written in the beginning, it is a very good book, I would say professionally written. I am curious what will happen with the Bonners, especially with Hannah, but I don't plan to read next book of this series in the nearest future. Later? Maybe.