Ever read a book you couldn't put down? That you wish hadn't ended? This is such a book. I've already read it twice, and about to begin again. The adventure begins as we see a boy standing on the coast, watching his family die in a severe storm off the New England coast. He ships out to sea, and begins the most incredible life you could imagine. From the rear jacket: "Maine, Malta, Tripoli, the slave pen called the Sepulcher of Wet Bones, the tents of the Bedouin, an tomb of dry bones in t...

Considered to be one of the author's most successful books, this is the story of the long hunt of Jason Starbuck, who rode east from the frontiers of the Adirondacks to seek the Golden Fleece and followed the proud, bold, beautiful Roxana from the harbors of Salem to the harems of Tartary.

In the Thirteenth Century, Mediterranean Europe was in a passionate ferment—restlessly reaching out for new lands, new achievements, new exploits. And Marco Polo, the Venetian, was its brightest symbol of adventure. The author has chosen a real person to be his hero, scrupulously following the known facts of his career. But to the flat and clouded portrait left behind by history, he has given full-blooded, full-dimensioned life. Here is an intimate record of the hardships that beset him, t...

This is a telling of the Arthurian legend from a different point of view. “If you are tired of the standard Arthurian romance of an idealized Camelot, then The Pagan King is the book for you. Narrated by Arthur himself, he is first a rustic farmboy, discovers through Merdin’s (Merlin’s) help his true identity as the legitimate heir to Vortigern’s throne, and goes on to lead his Cambrian troops to the conquest of Britain. Gone are the standard characters of Lancelot, Kay, Gawain and others;...

When Hugh Gaylord reluctantly accepts the challenge to leave his soft, comfortable life to hunt the cougar Broken Fang in the Idaho Rockies, he embarks on a journey of self-discovery. Initially skeptical, he soon finds purpose and meaning in the trials and travails of life in the harsh wilderness as his story intertwines with those of the animals around him-Broken Fang, Spread Horn the bull elk, Spot the bighorn goat, and Shep the dog-each of them contending with the challenges of their en...

The story follows a group of individuals, primarily focusing on their adventures and struggles as they navigate the wild landscapes of a remote and untamed region. The group includes characters with diverse backgrounds and skills, each contributing to the survival and success of their collective endeavor.As the characters venture deeper into the wilderness, they encounter both natural dangers and personal conflicts. The novel highlights their interactions with the environment and each othe...

In Shepherds of the Wild, Edison Marshall tells the story of Hugh Gaylord, an East Coast gentleman who ventures into the rugged wilderness of Idaho. Tasked with protecting a flock and its shepherdess from a ruthless cattleman, Gaylord confronts the challenges of the untamed frontier. The novel celebrates themes of courage, transformation, and the enduring spirit of the American West.

In "The Voice of the Pack," Marshall likely delves into the world of wolves and their interactions with humans. The title suggests a focus on the communication and social dynamics within a wolf pack, perhaps through the perspective of one or more human characters who become involved with them.Marshall's writing is known for its vivid descriptions of nature and wildlife, as well as its exploration of human nature in the face of the wild. "The Voice of the Pack" may offer readers a glimpse i...

The Strength of the Pines is set in the rugged wilderness of the Pacific Northwest. The story centers around Bruce Duncan, a young man who returns to his family's homestead after spending time in the city. Upon his return, Bruce finds himself entangled in various conflicts, both personal and environmental. He faces challenges that test his strength, character, and resolve as he navigates the harsh and majestic landscape of the pines.

Plot: The story revolves around a young man named Dan McFee, who leaves his home in the Midwest to seek adventure and fortune in the logging camps of the Pacific Northwest. He finds himself working in a remote camp under the leadership of the charismatic foreman, Red McGuire. Dan falls in love with the wilderness, the challenge of logging, and the camaraderie of the camp. However, he also faces hardships, dangers, and the inevitable conflict between man and nature.Themes: The novel explore...

In "The Snowshoe Trail," readers can expect to encounter a gripping narrative set in the wilderness, likely during the winter months. The title suggests a story that revolves around a snowshoe trail, possibly used by characters to navigate through the snowy landscape. The novel may feature themes of survival, exploration, and human resilience in the face of nature's challenges.As with much of Marshall's work, "The Snowshoe Trail" is likely characterized by its vivid descriptions of the nat...

The Complete Works of Edison MarshallThis Complete Collection includes the following titles:--------1 - The Sky Line of Spruce2 - The Snowshoe Trail3 - The Voice of the Pack4 - The Strength of the Pines5 - Shepherds of the Wild6 - The Isle of Retribution