ONE WRONG STEP

In this suspenseful story narrated by Harry McEntire, 12-year-old Atlas Wade and his father are on a team that is attempting to be the first to scale Mount Everest. A rival team of Nazi climbers is also on the mountain. McEntire's tenor voice and English accent enliven Atlas, who is angry at his father for taking him climbing when he's still grieving the death of his mother. Tension rises, and the pace picks up as Atlas grows to suspect that a Nazi spy may attempt to sabotage his team's effort. Suspense increases even more when Atlas, his teammate Maggie, and their Sherpa guide must rescue other teammates who become buried in an avalanche. McEntire fully captures the moments of danger, wonder, and mutual trust in this action-packed survival adventure. S.D.B. © AudioFile 2025, Portland, Maine [Published: APRIL 2025]