God's Country—And the Woman


Gelesen von Esther

(4.5 stars; 104 reviews)

James Curwood wrote many adventures of the far north. By 1909 he had saved enough money to travel to the Canadian northwest, a trip that provided the inspiration for his wilderness adventure stories. The success of his novels afforded him the opportunity to return to the Yukon and Alaska for several months each year, which allowed him to write more than thirty such books.

The Canadian North is often referred to as "God's Country"
God’s Country is a tale of adventure, mystery and romance! (7 hr 10 min)

Kapitel

Chapter 1 13:35 Gelesen von Esther
Chapter 2 11:16 Gelesen von Esther
Chapter 3 16:34 Gelesen von Esther
Chapter 4 14:17 Gelesen von Esther
Chapter 5 15:39 Gelesen von Esther
Chapter 6 part 1 13:23 Gelesen von Esther
Chapter 6 part 2 17:22 Gelesen von Esther
Chapter 7 27:31 Gelesen von Esther
Chapter 8 5:39 Gelesen von Esther
Chapter 9 17:58 Gelesen von Esther
Chapter 10 20:43 Gelesen von Esther
Chapter 11 12:38 Gelesen von Esther
Chapter 12 13:44 Gelesen von Esther
Chapter 13 24:19 Gelesen von Esther
Chapter 14 11:10 Gelesen von Esther
Chapter 15 12:41 Gelesen von Esther
Chapter 16 22:59 Gelesen von Esther
Chapter 17 9:10 Gelesen von Esther
Chapter 18 11:53 Gelesen von Esther
Chapter 19 28:27 Gelesen von Esther
Chapter 20 19:32 Gelesen von Esther
Chapter 21 9:20 Gelesen von Esther
Chapter 22 21:42 Gelesen von Esther
Chapter 23 19:01 Gelesen von Esther
Chapter 24 9:03 Gelesen von Esther
Chapter 25 15:53 Gelesen von Esther
Chapter 26 14:54 Gelesen von Esther

Bewertungen

Five-stars


(5 stars)

This ranks as one of the best books I've listened to, one which this listener strongly recommends. A great story, and narrated wonderfully, I found myself craving more with each chapter. Do download and listen to this one, you'll not be sorry for doing so. Both story and narrator get my highest ratings.

ANOTHER SATISFYING ENDING


(4 stars)

As one reader commented, this was not his best book, but ot was certainly better than stories by other authors. His gift of description makes the stories come alive and thereby captivate the reader. Esthet did a fine job.


(4.5 stars)

the story is really good and exceptionally well read. The big secret is flipping stupid! I wanted to scream the whole last chapter "how did John not know?" " if Josephine can lie about parentage, why can't other women?"


(1 stars)

Certainly not his best work. Unimaginative traditional boy gets girl story with a plot you can see coming miles ahead. Other Curwood stories are though not less traditional but at least more intriguing and entertaining

An excellent read book


(5 stars)

This book was very entertaining and held my interest all the way through. The reader made you feel like you were there, so good I could feel the cold.

Ideals of Chivalry upheld,


(5 stars)

Like in all of Curwood's books, at least the ones I've listened to on here. Reader (Canadian accent?) is very good, even if she mispronounced "baring" as "barring."


(5 stars)

Confused What’s going on with Josephine pretending the baby is hers but it’s really Meriam’s. And how does Adair not know if it’s Meriam’s since she’s his wife? Please clarify!!!

VeryStrangeStory


(5 stars)

Esther, thank you for your precious time . Love your voice .. Yes ,quite the most bizzare Curwood book I have Heard ..