I have a Louis L'amour question?

Question

I can't remember the title of a certain book by L'Amour. I recall that it was not a western book, but rather, a native american spy was being chased across soviet-siberian-Russia. he finally escapes and presumably takes a boat across the berring straight to alaska. Of course, he has all types of trials and challenges while escaping from western russia all the way across the continent. ANyhow, if anyone has read this and knows the title, could you please let me know what it is.

Thanks a lot!

Answer 1

I think you might want the book "Sitka". It's about Alaska when the Russians still had a foothold there. Sorry I lied! You're looking for "Last of the Breed". An American pilot goes down over Russia and must find his way home. He's of Sioux descendant.

Answer 2

From the listening hills - Louis L'Amour

A collection of twelve short stories includes both old favorites and three previously unpublished works.
WWII spy adventure stories were favorites of L'Amour's, and his hard-boiled soldier-of-fortune pilot, Turk Madden, appears in several of these stories. In "Flight to the North," Turk uncovers an Axis spy and a secret Japanese airbase hidden in the frozen wasteland of Siberia.

Answer 3

Last of the Breed. Another good non-western of Louis Lamoure's is The Walking Drum about 12th Century Europe.

Answer 4

Oh definite even nevertheless i'm a woman. I enjoyed them and use to envision them after a male chum picked them up the day they hit the e book save. I enjoyed various the various books with the help of him additionally as they weren't all westerns. he's/became right into a speedy fresh examine.

Answer 5

Could be one of his short stories called "Flight to the North" which is found in his book "From the Listening Hills"