Isobel by James Oliver Curwood

The story revolves around a young woman who lives with her father on the Canadian frontier. She falls in love with a trapper and they get married. However, their happiness is short-lived due to the harsh environment and the dangers that come with it. The novel explores themes of survival, love, and the human spirit's ability to persevere against adversity.

By James Oliver Curwood · First published 1927 · Genre: Adventure, Romance, Historical Fiction · 23 chapters

Contents

• The most Terrible Thing in the World
• Billy Meets the Woman
• In Honor of the Living
• The Man-Hunters
• Billy Follows Isobel
• The Fight
• The Madness of Pelliter
• Little Mystery
• The Secret of the Dead
• In Defiance of the Law
• The Night of Peril
• Little Mystery Finds her Own
• The Two Gods
• The Snow-Man
• Le Mort Rouge -- and Isobel
• The Law -- Murderer of Men
• Isobel Faces the Abyss
• The Fulfilment of a Promise
• A Pilgrimage to the Barren
• The Letter
• The Fighting Spark
• Into the South
• At the End of the Trail

More by James Oliver Curwood

• Thomas Jefferson Brown (1927)
• The Golden Snare (1922)
• Back to God's Country (1918)
• The Yellow-Back (1915)
• The Fiddling Man (1923)
• L'Ange (1926)
• The Case of Beauvais (1920)
• The other Man's Wife (1924)
• All works by James Oliver Curwood