AUDIOBOOK "Down the Rivers of Peril" historical fiction novel
Enjoy this exciting historical fiction audiobook read by the author.
Prepare for a thrilling journey through the untamed wilderness of America's steam age in "Down the Rivers of Peril." As the ruin of his finances and reputation looms, brilliant inventor Nicholas Roosevelt risks everything to launch the first steamboat down the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers. With his resolute pregnant wife Lydia and young daughter by his side, Nicholas must navigate treacherous rivers, natural disasters, and human conflict on an epic 2,200-mile quest to reach New Orleans. But as their journey becomes a desperate race against the elements, each mile brings new dangers that could spell disaster for the Roosevelts.
The family must struggle through floods, rapids, fires, Native American threats, and the impacts of a series of massive earthquakes that reroute the river and threaten to destroy their vessel. As Nicholas grapples with doubt and fear for his family, he must make a fateful decision to risk everything and everyone he loves for a chance at redemption.
Experience the thrill of adventure and the power of love in this gripping tale set against the backdrop of real historical events. With its vivid portrayal of early American innovation, "Down the Rivers of Peril" will captivate fans of historical fiction. If you enjoy the historical fiction novels of Charles Frazier, James Alexander Thom, Percival Everett, Jeff Shaara, Paula McClain, or even the nonfiction adventures of Stephen Ambrose, you won't want to miss this extraordinary story of perseverance and endurance that dramatically impacted the western expansion of the United States. Join the Roosevelts on their daring, unforgettable voyage!
**********************************************************
Bill Wiemuth is a historian, author, speaker, and entertainer. He has written 16 non-fiction books for his History Highlights series on a variety of topics in American history. He has created more than 200 history video presentations that are available on a History Highlights video streaming service. To learn more about his other books and streaming service, click the link below:
Enjoy the unabridged book, read by the author. (9 hours 27 minutes)