The Revenant (novel)

*The Revenant* is a novel by Michael Punke that tells the story of Hugh Glass, a 19th-century frontiersman and trapper. After being severely injured and left for dead by his companions, Glass fights to survive in the harsh wilderness. The novel explores themes of resilience, revenge, and the human will to endure against nature's brutality. Based on true events, it highlights the brutality of early American frontier life and a man's relentless pursuit of survival and justice amidst extreme adversity.