Tongues in Trees is a collection of lyrical, thoughtful essays rooted in the canyons, rivers, and high country of northern Colorado. Moving between memory and landscape, these stories explore inheritance, solitude, loss, resilience, and the quiet ways the natural world teaches us who we are. With a voice that is reflective without sentimentality, the book traces the quiet conversations between land and life: what is passed down, what lingers, and what reveals itself only through attention and return. It will resonate with readers drawn to nature writing, memoir, fly fishing culture, and stories that value listening over answers.