Torturous Trek

De: Max Brand

Narrado por: Traber Burns

On a cold, gusty night in Circle City, Alaska, Sammy Day walks into Nagle's Bar. He is only 22, but he has been on his own for 10 years. He has worked cattle from Montana to Chihuahua, but a little "accident" at a poker table in Montana sent him on a forced march to Alaska to avoid a posse. He is down to his last 50 cents.

©2018 Max Brand (P)2018 Blackstone Audio, Inc.

Hold on for a wild ride

The hero is harrowed so if you can’t stand extreme conditions you may be biting your nails to the quick.
If you hold on to the end you’ll end up recommending it too.

Best book

I loved this story it was very informative but interesting to hear this was my first Max Brand that I enjoyed listening too

Amazingly Written and Produced

At 57 years of age. I have read and listened to thousands of books. Hundreds of writers have left their stories on my brain and in my soul. This book albeit is not a western in the classic sense. It is a depiction of those days past. Traber Burns reading is like a front row seat as every event unfolds. The most dissapointing part in the. book were those two words, " The End ." It has now become one of my top 20 books ever. Amazing .. Absoulutely a work of art!!

A great yarn greatly read

Terrific narration and a gripping story. Well worth a credit — for free it’s a steal.

A great story with just the Right Stuff

Great story of redemption, and old west Karma.
Loved the interaction between the heroes and how they found themselves more alike than different.

Torturous trek

This adventurous audio book was pretty awesome. I enjoyed this macho story of a sled race and a man and an amazing dog.

HEART WARMING

The warmth, love and loyalty between man and dog enduring the harsh Alaska Iditarod. Man and dog against the elements.

Exciting

I started out hating it and could not stop listening as this unusual story unfolded.

One of the best!!

Short and sweet.

If man against the odds is your thing…this story is in the top 5 in western fiction.

Excellent!

Very nice story of an adventure in the far north.

I enjoyed this story. it has some of the flavor of early 20th century Americana.