The Fur Trader's Lady

Ladies of the Wilderness, Book 1

By: Gabrielle Meyer

Narrated by: Alex Wyndham, Fiona Hardingham

To escape her guardian's plans to marry her, Lady Charlotte Fairfax steals away to Montreal to locate Reid McCoy, a fur trader who owes her fiancé a debt for saving his life.

Even though European women are forbidden from entering the interior, she is desperate to get to her fiancé deep within the northwestern wilderness.

Reid McCoy has worked hard for fifteen years to become a shareholder in the North West Company and is on the brink of realizing that goal. Taking Charlotte into the interior will not only put her life at risk, but it could also jeopardize his dreams. Honor bound to repay his debt, his only option is to have Charlotte dress as a man and enter as his assistant clerk.

With Charlotte's guardian close on their trail and a personal rival willing to do anything to keep Reid from becoming a shareholder, they will embark on an epic journey that will test not only their strength and endurance, but their hearts, as well.

Christy Award winner and bestselling author Gabrielle Meyer presents a new and thrilling historical adventure series set in the heart of the North American wilderness.

©2025 Gabrielle Meyer (P)2025 Podium Audio

A nice surprise.

I was surprised at how good this book was, but I only wished that Alex Wyndam had narrated the Entire book!!!!!

Fantastic- could not stop listening

Fantastic- could not stop listening. It hooks you in right away and you can’t stop until it’s done. It’s so so well written.

The emotions of the characters are enhanced by the rich accents and the male and female readers

Loved the clean adventure and romance with lots of unexpected turns for these characters, you will be rooting for them all the way!

Loved it!

Delicious slow burn romance! Could not stop listening. The narration was fantastic! Looking forward to more from this author!

Beautiful Christian Romance!

I loved this story! It was fast paced and kept my attention! The yearning and slow burn was so good! And best of all, no spice! The narroration of both narrators was great!