Forty Miles of Snow
A Survival Thriller

This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice.
Alaska bush pilot Josie Marsh lives by one rule from her father: when the world turns white, put the airplane on the ground while it is still your idea.

On a bright November morning she takes a charter she should have refused. Her passenger says he is a geologist, but his boots are new, his hands are soft, and he will not let go of a locked case. Then Marrow Pass fills with cloud behind them, and the ice under her skis is not ice at all.

Now there is a wreck sinking in black water, a dead radio, five days of food, and forty miles of snow between Josie and the nearest ranger cabin. Her only guide is the old paper chart her father taped to the cockpit wall, crowded with his pencil marks. She has always believed they record every place that nearly killed him.

Each night is colder than the last. Rations shrink. The man she is trusting is hiding something, and when she finally learns what, a stranger walks out of the dark with a gentle voice, a warm fire, and an offer to take them home. Someone is following them down the valley, and a half-frozen river with no safe crossing waits at the end of the trail.

Lean, relentless, and humane, this is a story of cold, courage, and the quiet things the dead leave behind for the living. Perfect for listeners who love wilderness survival, hunted heroes, and trust that has to be earned one mile at a time.

A survival thriller of ice, secrets, and a father's last map.