The Mesa Trail

audiobook

The Mesa Trail

by H. (Henry) Bedford-Jones

EN·~5 hours·18 chapters

Chapters

18 total
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CONTENTS

0:00
2

CHAPTER I—THE MAN WHO HAD BEEN

16:51
3

CHAPTER II—THADY SHEA ENCOUNTERS PURPOSE

16:02
4

CHAPTER III—CORAVEL TIO ENJOYS A BUSY MORNING

15:53
5

CHAPTER IV—MRS. CRUMP HEADS SOUTHWEST

14:40
6

CHAPTER V—THE AMBITION OF MACKINTAVERS

15:14
7

CHAPTER VI—THADY SHEA SMELLS WHISKEY

22:37
8

CHAPTER VII—THADY SHEA HAS A VISITOR

19:15
9

CHAPTER VIII—DORALES GOES TO TOWN

18:18
10

CHAPTER IX—THE WICKER DEMIJOHN

20:13

Description

A lone road winds across the high desert, its yellow ribbon threading between craggy mesas and distant, snow‑capped peaks. The story opens with Mehitabel Crump, a hard‑working, larger‑than‑life widow‑turned‑chauffeuse, battling a stubborn flivver loaded with mysterious crates marked “Explosives.” Her gruff humor and fierce independence are instantly evident as she curses the rattling engine and wrestles with the stubborn vehicle.

When the car lurches past a motionless figure sprawled in the middle of the road, Mehitabel’s curiosity turns to reluctant compassion. She pulls the stranger from the dust, offers him whiskey, and discovers a disheveled, silver‑haired man whose sudden awakening hints at a hidden past. As the sun blazes over the New Mexican landscape, the pair’s uneasy alliance begins, setting the stage for a gritty adventure that blends frontier hardship with a dash of mystery. Listeners will be drawn into the rugged terrain, the crackling tension of unexplained cargo, and the unlikely bond forming between two very different travelers.

Details

Language

en

Duration

~5 hours (295K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

2011-01-25

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

H. (Henry) Bedford-Jones

H. (Henry) Bedford-Jones

1887–1949

A whirlwind storyteller of the pulp era, this Canadian-born American writer poured out historical adventures, westerns, mysteries, and fantasy at an astonishing pace. Nicknamed the "King of the Pulps," he built a huge body of fast-moving fiction that kept magazine readers hooked for decades.

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