The Sea Wolf

Wealthy ne'er-do-well Humphrey Van Weyden is a castaway who is put to work on the schooner Ghost, run by brutal Wolf Larsen. Toughened by life at sea, Humphrey develops the strength to protect another castaway, Maud Brewster, and stand up to the increasingly deranged Larsen. Experience the crashing, relentless power of the sea through this compelling story, made hauntingly immediate by author London's vivid prose.

Public Domain (P)1988 Recorded Books, Inc.

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"Muller reads with expression and variety that match the varying moods, feelings, and attitudes of all the characters, dogs included." (Kliatt Magazine)
"It gave us the sense of the cold, the snow, and most of all, the primeval feelings that London described." (The New Yorker)

Hold your breath. Great story. Nauseating listen.

Listening to the reader suck in air and barely finish a sentence before passing out doesn't make for a good listen.
You can almost imagine that this narrator is on the ship, haggard and eager to push the story out before he starves while lost at sea.
Like I say in title, the book itself is one hell of a story and I'll listen to it yearly for that reason.

I love Frank Mueller

Any book he narrates is instantly a hit! Fantastic book, gripped me throughout! I highly recommend this book

Excellent Adventure Story

This was an engaging story that was hard to stop and take a break.The character development was superb as was the action-driven plot......Wolf Larsen is a character that might be unforgettable.

very well done.

great narrator who could do different voices for each character. listen to it on a 10 hour road trip and it just made the time fly.

So glad I read!

I've read The Call of the Wild and White Fang several times. They are some of my favorite books and Frank Muller is beyond compare as a reader. For some reason I had never read The Sea Wolf until now. Boy am I glad I did. what an incredible book. I couldn't put it down. Jack London's writing is superb. Reading this book has further confirmed my belief that Jack London is one of the greatest novelists of all time.