This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice.
Buck is a big, easygoing dog living on a ranch in California's Santa Clara Valley. He is half Saint Bernard, half Scotch shepherd, and he has never known cold, hunger, or a hand raised in anger.
Then men who need money for a Klondike grubstake steal him, and Buck is shipped north in a crate, beaten into obedience with a club, and sold into the sled traces. What waits for him is the Yukon in the middle of the gold rush: forty below zero, thin ice, starving dogs, and a hundred miles a day hauling mail.
Jack London's 1903 novel follows Buck as the soft civilized dog is stripped away layer by layer and something older comes awake underneath — the thing that remembers wolves, and the deep woods, and a call heard at night that he cannot explain and cannot ignore.
It is a short book about a dog that is also one of the hardest novels ever written about work, hunger, and the cost of belonging. This unabridged recording presents the complete text, narrated by Alex Mercer.
This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice.
Buck is a big, easygoing dog living on a ranch in California's Santa Clara Valley. He is half Saint Bernard, half Scotch shepherd, and he has never known cold, hunger, or a hand raised in anger.
Then men who need money for a Klondike grubstake steal him...