Beartooth

A Novel

De: Callan Wink

Narrado por: Will Damron

A cinematic, propulsive novel about a heist gone wrong and the bond between two brothers, for fans of American Rust and The Devil All the Time.

Beartooth is a novel about two survivalist brothers in desperate straits, who are lured into committing a crime in Yellowstone National Park. Thad and Hazen, long ago abandoned by their wayward mother, are drowning in medical bills and notices about back taxes. They live alone in an aging, timber house hand-built into the leeside of the Beartooth Mountains. Thad’s the older brother, responsible, a loner, the caretaker of Hazen, who is a little . . . different. Until recently, they made ends meet the same way their father did: by working thirteen-hour days up and down the mountain splitting firewood, selling the cords door-to-door. When a menacing figure named The Scot appears with a lucrative proposition to extract stolen artifacts out of Yellowstone, the brothers can’t refuse, despite the staggering odds and the enormous risk. Evoking the most timeless voices of American pastoral storytelling, from John Steinbeck to Cormac McCarthy, Beartooth is a bracing, profoundly moving novel about survival, revenge, and escape.

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Book skips!

Cool story, good performance but there were 4 or 5 times where it glitched and skipped

Trip thru canyon!

Garbled speaking in the last hour! I missed some parts because something skipped. Gripping story of 2 young men struggling thru life

The perserverance of the Brothers

I liked the survivalist mentality. Didn’t like the younger brother not getting more applause for his journey to escape the situation he was in.
All in All Good. About to read AUGUST.

Raw realistas depiction of characters and beauty of Montana

I love this book. I’m sorry it ended so soon and we did not get to find out more about the characters. It left me wanting for more.

Don't expect an exciting heist novel.

This is not a "propulsive novel about a heist gone wrong." It's well-written, but the marketing blurb is misleading. The book is more of a meditation on life in wild country and the relationship between 2 brothers. Poetic narrative, but the story just meanders.