AWOL on the Appalachian Trail Free Audiobook Download by David Miller

When David Miller, a thirty-something divorcee, decided to embark on a 200-mile hike of the Appalachian Trail, he didn't expect to be arrested for going AWOL in Tennessee. He hadn't wanted to leave his family and friends behind, but he was determined to get off his high blood pressure medicine. Unemployed and with only two weeks available, he sets out for 72 hours before turning around. The author set out to write about how easy it is for anyone to get lost in the woods, without any idea of where they're going or how long it would take them to get there.

AWOL on the Appalachian Trail by David Miller is a gripping tale of murder and deceit that includes a cast of colorful characters and a small town in North Carolina. This fast-paced audiobook begins with big plans for a man who has to work far away from wife, daughter and granddaughter. His ex-wife has finally found peace away from him and his daughter's dream is to find her mother.

AWOL on the Appalachian Trail is a story about one man's journey to find himself, which leads him on an adventure of a lifetime. When he gets lost and has to walk for days without food or water, he learns how much more important it is to live in the moment.

AWOL on The Appalachian Trail is a gripping survival story of David Miller, who hikes through the woods for three days in search of his wilderness group before emerging out at the trailhead to tell his harrowing tale.

In "AWOL on the Appalachian Trail", David Miller tells the story of a woman's journey along the Appalachian Trail. The woman, who is unnamed until later in the book, starts her trek at Springer Mountain and just walks down the trail to wherever she needs to go. As she walks, she recalls some of her past experiences as well as makes observations about life on the trail.

After being away from home for a year, Christopher Lane's parents hire a tracker to find their son who has gone AWOL. The tracker finds Christopher in the mountains of North Carolina and convinces him to go back home. The story is vividly portrayed through Christopher's diary entries chronicling his thoughts and feelings as they travel on foot across the Appalachian Trail.