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100 1  Santos, Fernanda. 
245 14 The fire line :|bthe Granite Mountain Hotshots and one of 
       the deadliest days in the history of American firefighting
       |h[Hoopla electronic resource] /|cFernanda Santos. 
250    Unabridged. 
264  1 [United States] :|bMacmillan Audio,|c2016. 
264  2 |bMade available through hoopla 
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511 0  Read by Ari Fliakos. 
520    When a bolt of lightning ignited a hilltop in the sleepy 
       town of Yarnell, Arizona, in June of 2013, setting off a 
       blaze that would grow into one of the deadliest fires in 
       American history, the twenty men who made up the Granite 
       Mountain Hotshots sprang into action. An elite crew 
       trained to combat the most challenging wildfires, the 
       Granite Mountain Hotshots were a ragtag family, 
       crisscrossing the American West and wherever else the 
       fires took them. The Hotshots were loyal to one another 
       and dedicated to the tough job they had. There's Eric 
       Marsh, their devoted and demanding superintendent who 
       turned his own personal demons into lessons he used to 
       mold, train and guide his crew; Jesse Steed, their captain,
       a former Marine, a beast on the fire line and a family man
       who wasn't afraid to say 'I love you' to the firemen he 
       led; Andrew Ashcraft, a team leader still in his 20s who 
       struggled to balance his love for his beautiful wife and 
       four children and his passion for fighting wildfires. We 
       see this band of brothers at work, at play and at home, 
       until a fire that burned in their own backyards leads to a
       national tragedy. Impeccably researched, drawing upon more
       than a hundred hours of interviews with the firefighters' 
       families, colleagues, state and federal officials, and 
       fire historians and researchers, New York Times Phoenix 
       Bureau Chief Fernanda Santos has written a riveting, pulse
       -pounding narrative of an unthinkable disaster, a 
       remarkable group of men and the raging wildfires that 
       threaten our country's treasured wild lands. The Fire Line
       is the winner of the 2017 Spur Award for Best First 
       Nonfiction Book, and Spur Award Finalist for Best Western 
       Contemporary Nonfiction. 
538    Mode of access: World Wide Web. 
650  0 Wildfires|zArizona|zYarnell. 
650  0 Wildfire fighters|zArizona|zPrescott|vBiography. 
650  0 Fire departments|zArizona|zPrescott. 
650  0 Fire fighters|zArizona|zPrescott|vBiography. 
650  0 Fires|xCasualties|zArizona|zYarnell. 
651  0 Yarnell (Ariz.)|xHistory|y21st century. 
700 1  Fliakos, Ari. 
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