Yonder

A Sweeping Oregon Trail Saga, Book 1

By: John Deacon

Narrated by: Michael Alan White

A vow he couldn’t break—and a girl he couldn’t forget…

Seventeen-year-old Jem Hardy pleaded with the wagon master. He had to join the wagon train, had to cross the Oregon Trail, had to keep a sacred promise—but he couldn’t reveal the truth.

Grudgingly, the man took him on as a scout.

Jem had never scouted a mile in his life. But he had another set of skills. Skills no one could imagine.

As the courageous men and women of the wagon train face bandits, bloodshed, and betrayal, Jem’s secret could save their lives—or doom them all.

YONDER is the first book in a thundering saga of sacrifice and survival, where love blooms against impossible odds, and the true measure of a man is forged in the crucible of hardship.

©2025 John Deacon (P)2025 John Deacon

Enjoying the story and the author

Liked it and enjoying the foreshadowing and clues being left. Started reading silent Justice now reading more from author and enjoying it

Development of a leader.

I loved the main characters, Jim and Charlotte. The cast was great too. I’m also a fan of the narrator Mr. White. The story is truly entertaining and well developed.

If you love westerns …….

If you love westerns you will absolutely love this article door book. It has a little bit of everything that fans of Western genre just cherish. Just a good book, story,plot and narration. Thank you

Good story and great characters “Yonder” series #1

I choose this book because Michael Alan White was the narrator and his performances are always the best. The story is engaging, drama filled and the characters are interesting. The book is a continuation to the next in the series however, book 1 ended at a really good place. I would definitely recommend. The biggest down fall; is when will the next book 2 be available? And, I really hope the whole series will be performed by the same Narrator.

Good, not great

Usually John Deacon’s story’s are great. This one felt like it was written by someone else. Not nearly enough action and a lot of how “she is feeling” soap opera type stuff. Not sure why he didn’t stick to his usual great style.