The Arctic legions

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The Arctic legions

by A. De Herries (Augustus De Herries) Smith

EN·~12 minutes·1 chapter

Chapters

1 total

12:15

Description

In the frozen reaches of the Barren Lands, a lone Mountie named Corporal Conroy finds himself trapped amid a thundering tide of caribou. The relentless hoofbeats echo across granite valleys while a fierce half‑breed hunter, Yeyik, circles him with a loaded Colt and a mischievous grin. What begins as a tense standoff quickly turns into a deadly game of wits, each man testing the other's resolve against the indifferent Arctic wilderness.

The novel follows Conroy’s desperate bid to keep order on a land where law is as thin as the icy air, and Yeyik’s relentless pursuit of respect and survival. Through vivid descriptions of the endless herd, stark weather, and clashing cultures, the story explores honor, rivalry, and the thin line between hunter and hunted. Listeners will feel the crunch of snow under boots and the echo of distant horns as the two adversaries navigate a perilous landscape that threatens to swallow them both.

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Language

en

Duration

~12 minutes (11K characters)

Release date

2025-09-07

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

A. De Herries (Augustus De Herries) Smith

A. De Herries (Augustus De Herries) Smith

1881–1945

Known for vivid adventure stories set in Canada’s North, this Irish-born writer brought Mountie fiction and frontier drama to a wide magazine audience. His work blended pulp excitement with a feel for the landscapes and communities of the Northwest.

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