The Bear Trap

A Mike Bowditch Short Story

De: Paul Doiron

Narrado por: Henry Leyva

“Breathless pacing, dark humor, wildlife, and vivid characters.” —Boston Globe

In this original short story in the Mike Bowditch mystery series, legendary Maine woodsman and bush pilot Charley Stevens tries to convince young Mike Bowditch of the dangers awaiting rookie game wardens.

INCLUDES AN EXCLUSIVE EXTENDED EXCERPT FROM PAUL DOIRON'S KNIFE CREEK!

“Nobody knows the woods of Maine like the rugged individuals who eke out a living by hunting, fishing and cutting timber. And nobody knows the region’s inhabitants like Mike Bowditch, the young game warden in Paul Doiron’s manly mysteries.” —New York Times Book Review

“Paul Doiron is shaping up as the Tony Hillerman of the east. . . . presenting central characters who are brave and brainy but all too human and fallible. . . . [Doiron’s] storytelling is controlled and always enthralling. Just like Tony Hillerman’s.” —Toronto Star

Reseñas de la Crítica

“Nobody knows the woods of Maine like the rugged individuals who eke out a living by hunting, fishing and cutting timber. And nobody knows the region’s inhabitants like Mike Bowditch, the young game warden in Paul Doiron’s manly mysteries.” <b>—<i>New York Times Book Review</i></b>

interesting

This was a nice short interesting book. Recommend for a quick book. It was a fun listen.

The bear trap

Short story about a ranger trying to solve a mystery. I found it to be entertaining.

Depiction of the outdoors. Interaction of outlaws with the wardens

I like the various ages of the characters. Maine s out of doors has become more familiar.

Great Intro to Doiron’s Work

This works. It’s a good story, so I will now get a full-sized Doiron.

Best Stories

Paul Doiron and Henry Levya have created the best audio books I have ever listened to on Audible!

Awesome

I’ve heard the story of the hermit before. This is a really cool tale. mayors main people have some really unique stories to share with the world. Thanks, Paul .

Maine hermit

I liked that it was a twist on a real hermit that once lived in the woods in Maine.

Fair but not...

The hermit is a real man and since I know the real story I find this bogus one slightly offensive. Perhaps if it had been a story onto itself and not so closely mirroring a real person it would have been more believable.

RIP OFF

SORRY I SPENT MY CREDIT ON THIS AWFUL SHOULD BE FREE FOR ALL THE MONEY I SPEND ON AUDIBLE

The bear trap, "the lost of one credit trap"

Not worth a credit for 43 minutes. Looks like I got cheated out of a credit. It was a good short story.