The Wilderness Trail

audiobook

The Wilderness Trail

by Francis William Sullivan

EN·~6 hours·27 chapters

Chapters

27 total
1

THE WILDERNESS TRAIL - by Frank Williams (Francis William Sullivan) - Illustrations by Douglas Duer

0:54
2

CHAPTER I - UP FOR JUDGMENT

9:45
3

CHAPTER II - ILL REPORT

14:00
4

CHAPTER III - A MYSTERIOUS MESSAGE

13:51
5

CHAPTER IV - INTO THE DANGER ZONE

13:50
6

CHAPTER V - DEATH TRAIL

21:08
7

CHAPTER VI - THE LAST STAND

24:14
8

CHAPTER VII - JEAN PUTS IT UP TO HER FATHER

10:10
9

CHAPTER VIII - THE ALARM

13:39
10

CHAPTER IX - THE BROKEN PIPE

14:48

Description

In the frozen reaches of the North, a young post captain named Donald McTavish finds himself under the icy glare of the fort’s factor, Fitzpatrick, who pins him with accusations of missing furs worth a fortune. The tension crackles as McTavish must choose between a quiet resignation and a daring defense, aware that any misstep could cost him his reputation, his men, and perhaps his life. The opening scene layers the stark wilderness with the cramped, bearskin‑lined office where power and suspicion collide.

The mystery of the vanished pelts quickly spirals into a hunt through hostile terrain, war‑torn rival trappers, and uneasy alliances with local Indigenous guides. As McTavish rallies his crew and follows a trail of half‑spoken messages, every checkpoint brings new danger—ranging from treacherous weather to hidden enemies lurking in the snow. Listeners are drawn into a tense, gritty adventure that explores loyalty, survival, and the relentless pursuit of truth in a world where the wilderness itself can be both ally and adversary.

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Language

en

Duration

~6 hours (393K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Gardner Buchanan

Release date

2010-01-11

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

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Francis William Sullivan

b. 1887

An early 20th-century American novelist, he wrote adventure stories of the far North and frontier life, including The Wilderness Trail, later adapted for film. He also published under the pen name Frank Williams.

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