Beyond the Trail
Oregon, Series 2: Six Short Stories
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Beyond the Trail
Narrated by:
Hayden Bishop
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Narrated by:
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Hayden Bishop
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Jae
About this listen
Six short stories that give us glimpses into the lives of Luke, Nora, and the other characters from Backwards to Oregon.
- The Blue Hour: When her mother dies, twelve-year-old Lucinda Hamilton decides to start a new life—as a boy.
- Grasping at Straws: No one knows that Tess Swenson, madam of a brothel, also owns a livery stable and a number of other businesses. On one of her secret inspections, she makes a surprising discovery.
- A Rooster's Job: The Hamiltons hoped to build a home in the idyllic Willamette Valley with mild winters, but now they're snowed in and their rooster isn't doing such a great job either.
- The Art of Pretending: Tess finds out that someone is stealing her money. She suspects Frankie, a woman who reminds her of Luke. But nothing is as it seems.
- The Christmas Oak: Luke sets out to bring home a Christmas tree-but she finds something else.
- Swept Away: The greatest flood in the history of Oregon sweeps away houses, barns, and animals in the Willamette Valley. At the same time, fourteen-year-old Amy is swept away by her feelings for her best friend.
Contains mature themes.
©2019 Jae (P)2024 Tantor
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