Free Audiobook Short Story Alert: The Fisted Fate: Tale of Preston to Guelph Stagecoach — Now on YouTube!
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By Paul Langan | A gripping short story tale of grit, heroism, and redemption on the Preston–Guelph Stagecoach Road
Imagine the year is 1849. The roads of Upper Canada are rough and unforgiving, the air thick with the promise of danger — and possibility. You're a passenger on a stagecoach making the journey from Preston to Guelph, Ontario, when everything goes terribly wrong.
This is the world Paul Langan brings to vivid life in his short story audiobook, The Fisted Fate: A Tale of the Preston–Guelph Stagecoach — and the best part? It's completely free to listen to on YouTube right now.
About the Story
Set against the rugged backdrop
of 1849 Ontario, this powerful short story follows a routine stagecoach journey
between Preston and Guelph that spirals into a life-altering confrontation.
When Donny McDonnel — a desperate mill worker at the end of his rope —
attempts a violent heist near Fisher Mills, the fate of every passenger hangs
in the balance.
Standing between danger and
disaster is Flynn Doyle, a pugilist with nerves of steel and fists to
match. What begins on the dusty frontier roads soon erupts into a visceral
brawl at the Globe Hotel — a confrontation that will force every traveller,
from a man battling his inner demons to a dignified elderly gentleman, to
confront their own vulnerabilities and discover what they're truly made of.
This
is a story about the razor-thin line between desperation and heroism — and how
one violent moment can spark profound transformation for everyone it touches.
What You'll Discover in This Audiobook
Paul Langan's storytelling
brings 19th-century Ontario to life with rich period detail and compelling
characters. Listeners will experience the tense stagecoach ambush at Fisher
Mills, Flynn Doyle's heroic intervention using the raw art of pugilism, the dramatic
aftermath and pursuit into Guelph, and Frank Sachs's deeply moving journey
toward redemption — a man inspired to overcome his struggles with alcohol by
the courage he witnesses that day. The story is a masterclass in atmosphere,
class dynamics, and moral courage set against Canada's frontier past.
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