Harper & Row, New York, 1981, 1^st/1^st.  ISBN 0-06-014832-2.  Hard cover, 257 pages.  Book very good with a very slight lean.  Dust jacket price-clipped showing some edge and cover wear, short edge tears with one repaired on verso and wear at corners.  Book interior clean and unmarked.  ‘… Paul Regensberg has been living an aimless, hand-to-mouth life in forced exile in Toronto.  Paul, it seems, is a born loser.  Meanwhile, his brother, Jack has become a winner – a nationally famous pop singer at the peak of his career.  No two brothers could be less alike – or more devoted to each other.  When Paul drifts into an elaborate Canadian-Jamaican gun-smuggling scheme, he … panics, kills a Royal Canadian Mounted Police constable, and escapes into the wooded wilderness.  Hunted by the U.S. and Canadian authorities and his smuggling bosses, too, Paul is in a state of terror and despair relieved only by his confidence in his woodsman skills, his hope of help from his longtime Indian friend Charlie, and his reliance on the ingenuity of his brother Jack to help him escape.’ (from front flap)