Lucy and the Hunters of the Mad Trapper

Between these covers you will find, not only romance in the Canadian Arctic of the early 1900s, but adventure, mystery, murder, cannibalism, mysticism, strange happenings, and God’s work. Relive history as it really happened. Look closely at the pictures, most of them have never been published before. Smell the smoke and steam aboard The Trans-Canada Limited from Halifax to Calgary. Hear the mournful whistle of the Hudson’s Bay Company steamboat Northland Distributor. Feel the biting cold as you cross the frozen Arctic Ocean in a dog sled. Witness RCMP Inspector Alexander Eames direct the hunt for The Rat River Mad Trapper. Now take to the air with Wop May, renowned pioneer pilot, as he crosses the Richardson Mountains into the Yukon, on the way to the showdown with Albert Johnson. This is the true story of Lucy Ball, an amazing Canadian heroine, and of a Mountie that died out in the snow. It is the most extraordinary account of how Lucy will not rest until she is sure that the Mountie will never be forgotten. However, remember that this is also an account of Lucy’s coming of age and her story of finding true love. Grab a cup of steaming hot coffee and a box of tissues. Get ready to laugh, get ready to cry, get ready to meet Lucy.” – back cover of Lucy and the Hunters of the Mad Trapper https://www.facebook.com/LucyAndTheMadTrapper http://edmonton.anglican.org/uncategorized/lucy-and-the-hunters-of-the-mad-trapper/