The Last Voyage of Colombus

Being the Epic Tale of the Great Captain's Fourth Expedition

De: Martin Dugard

Narrado por: John McDonough

New York Times best-selling author Martin Dugard writes the first account of Columbus’s little-known last voyage. Columbus’ famed 1492 expedition wasn’t his last. After tough times, he was given one more chance. But this voyage didn’t have the fortuitous accidents of 1492. Instead it brought a shipwreck and more violence and mutiny than ever before - pushing an aging explorer to his limit.

©2005 Martin Dugard (P)2005 Recorded Books

not boring, a good listen

The style of writing is on point and it has the right amount of information to keep you listening. I really enjoyed it.

There are a lot of things about Columbus they don’t teach you in school. Suspenseful and riveting.

Very well written and read masterfully. I loved learning the real story of Christopher Columbus. I highly recommend this book.

Bargain bin trash

I don’t know the full story of Columbus, which is why I bought the book, but I know enough to know that this is either terribly researched or propaganda.

The book blames everyone around for Columbus for the terrible things that he did and absolves him of his crimes.

Everyone hates Columbus but it’s because they’re lazy, greedy, or want to live like hippies and queen Isabella had the hots for him is the gist of the book.

It’s a weird fan fiction retelling of Columbus.