In 1994, a wildfire on Colorado's Storm King Mountain was wrongly
identified at the outset as occurring in South Canyon. This
unintentional, seemingly minor human error was merely the first in a
string of mistakes that would be compounded into one of the greatest
tragedies in the annals of firefighting. Before it was done, fourteen
courageous firefighters--men and women, hotshots, smokejumpers, and
helicopter crew--would lose their lives battling the deadly, so-called
South Canyon blaze. John N. Maclean's award-winning national bestseller
Fire on the Mountain is a stunning reconstruction of the killer
conflagration and its aftermath.