
In the untamed wilderness of the American frontier, a solitary frontiersman—known for his uncanny ability to track and harvest the elusive wild honey—finds himself thrust into a world of danger and intrigue. When a hurried, war‑torn messenger arrives, he learns that conflict between settlers and native tribes is escalating, pulling him into a desperate race against time.
Guided by his knowledge of the land, the hunter navigates dense forests and rugged hills, rescuing a captured companion and orchestrating a daring escape that tests his courage and cunning. Along the way he encounters a young couple striving to survive the turmoil, and the prospect of building a new settlement looms on the horizon. The story blends vivid wilderness description with tense, early‑stage confrontations, offering listeners a gripping glimpse into the rugged life and moral choices of the early West.
Language
fi
Duration
~6 hours (375K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2016-12-11
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1789–1851
One of the first major American novelists, he helped define the adventure story with sweeping frontier tales, sea novels, and the unforgettable Leatherstocking series. His books brought early American landscapes and conflicts to readers around the world.
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