Voyageurs

Two men battle the wilderness - and desire.

It's 1793, and Simon Cavendish needs to get to his station at Fort Charlotte, a fur-trading outpost in the untamed Canadian wild. The fort is only accessible by canoe, and there's just one man daring enough to take him on the perilous, thousand-mile journey from Montreal this late in the summer.

Young Christian Smith, the son of an Ojibwe mother and absent English father, is desperate for money to strike out on his own, so he agrees to take clueless Simon deep into the wild. As they travel endless lakes and rivers, they butt heads.

Yet the attraction between Simon and Christian, two men from vastly different worlds, grows ever stronger. Locked in a battle against the wilderness and elements, how long can they fight their desire for each other?

Contains mature themes.

©2017 Keira Andrews (P)2021 Tantor

Good Short Listen

This is a short (under 2 hours) listen, but great for filling a gap between other books.

The story is very fast paced, which makes sense for the length, and it's clear the writer has done some research into this historical period.

The narrator did a good job, my only complaint is the main protagonists' voices were sometimes too similar to differentiate. This isn't an indicator of the narrator's abilities, I've listened to other books with him and really enjoyed them.

Good short listen!

Well written short story.

This is a short story yet the build up to the the ending didn't seem overly rushed like many short stories.

I love Joel Leslie as a narrator. He brings the right tone to the right mood in any book he reads.

Short but good

I really liked this story. The love story was sweet. There was so much more I would have liked to hear about. Just to short. I hope there is a sequel.

Journey

You make me almost cry on my morning commute, you get an extra 1/2 star.

A very good book.

I really enjoyed this story. Great narration and great story content. I liked the characters and the way the relationship developed.