The inspiring story of the legendary couple whose wildlife films transformed America's perceptions of exotic places.

Historian [Kelly] Enright showcases the careers of Osa and Martin Johnson, explorers, wildlife-movie pioneers, and inseparable adventure seekers. . . . The couple's delight and happiness in living the life they made for each other shines through.-Kirkus ReviewsPraise for Kelly Enright's previous book, Rhinoceros: Like its predecessors, this volume alternately informs, delights, moves, and astonishes. Success here owes as much to author as to subject. The former, a cultural and environmental historian, acquits herself admirably, distilling fact from fiction, employing supple and incisive prose, and trailing casual acumen in her measured wake.-Atlantic

Kelly Enright, who holds a PhD in American History from Rutgers University, is the author of Rhinoceros and America's Natural Places: Rocky Mountains and Great Plains.