A Frozen Wilderness. A Deadly Secret. A Classic Reborn.
Snow-Blind (1928) is a gripping tale of survival, betrayal, and justice set in the unforgiving snowscapes of the Canadian frontier. When a brutal winter storm wipes out the trail and traps a group of travelers in a world of white silence, loyalties fracture, hidden truths rise to the surface, and not everyone will make it back alive.
Albert M. Treynor’s lost classic blends wilderness adventure with the taut suspense of an early thriller, capturing both the stark beauty and lethal danger of the North. This new edition brings the novel back from obscurity in a form designed for today’s readers.
This Special Open Book House Edition New Introduction & Historical Background Explore the world of 1920s adventure fiction and the real-life northern landscapes that inspired Treynor.
10 Original Black-and-White Illustrations Atmospheric, print-friendly artwork based on key scenes from the novel.
Clean, Modern Formatting Professionally typeset for a smooth reading experience on both Kindle and paperback.
Biographical Note on Albert M. Treynor Offering insight into the author’s life, influences, and forgotten literary contributions.
A forgotten gem of early 20th-century wilderness fiction, Snow-Blind will appeal to readers who
Jack London’s rugged survival stories
Zane Grey’s frontier epics
Modern snowbound thrillers and psychological survival tales
Rediscover a story where the snow is both weapon and witness—and where every step deeper into the blizzard may be your last.