In the Shadow of the Snowy Peaks

De: Bles Leigh

Narrado por: Tony Rao

A perilous journey. A secret worth killing for. A reluctant hero caught in the middle. Hugh Upton never sought adventure—yet adventure found him. Tasked with delivering a secret formula across the treacherous Himalayan mountains, he quickly realizes he is not the only one after it. Pursued by ruthless enemies, facing deadly landscapes, Hugh must navigate a world where trust is scarce and betrayal is inevitable.

With the enigmatic Larkin Glenmore at his side and other sharp-witted friends along the way, Hugh embarks on a mission that will test his endurance, wit, and courage. But as the stakes rise and the truth behind the formula is revealed, he must decide: Is he willing to risk everything for the greater good?

From the frozen peaks of Tibet to the shadowed halls of London society, In the Shadow of the Snowy Peak is a thrilling historical adventure filled with espionage, mystery, and the untamed spirit of exploration.

©2025 Pebbles L McCoy (P)2025 Pebbles L McCoy

Secrets Beneath the Snow

In the Shadow of the Snowy Peaks is a gripping historical adventure that blends espionage, danger, and unexpected heroism. Set against the icy backdrop of the Himalayas and the intrigue of post-war London, the story follows Hugh Upton—a reluctant courier of a secret formula—thrust into a perilous mission. With betrayal lurking and allies uncertain, Hugh’s journey tests his courage and wit at every turn.
Bles Leigh crafts a fast-paced narrative filled with mystery and suspense, while Tony Rao’s narration adds tension and texture, making the 4-hour listen feel like a cinematic experience. Perfect for fans of historical thrillers with a dash of charm and danger.

Fun Historical Adventure with Great Narration

I really liked this book when I read it so I decided to listen to the audio version and it did not disappoint! The narrator was sooo good and made the story even more fun to listen to. The writing was witty and clever, and the storyline kept me interested the whole way through. It’s a shorter read, kind of like a novella, but it still felt satisfying while leaving me excited to see what else this author comes out with.