Stranded in Arcady
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Narrated by:
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Alain Alexander
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By:
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Francis Lynde
Stranded in Arcady is a sparkling romantic adventure — part survival story, part comedy of manners — in which two thoroughly urban strangers must navigate both the wilderness and each other. As suspicion gives way to camaraderie, and camaraderie to something warmer, the novel unfolds with wit, warmth, and the irresistible energy of the Edwardian era at its most charming.
First published in 1917 by Charles Scribner's Sons and illustrated by Arthur E. Becher, the novel was popular enough to be adapted into a silent film the same year it appeared in print. Francis Lynde — one of early twentieth-century America's most beloved popular novelists — brings his trademark flair for adventure and crisp, naturalistic dialogue to a story that feels surprisingly modern: stranded strangers, forced proximity, and the slow discovery that the most dangerous wilderness might be the one inside yourself.
A perfect listen for fans of classic romantic adventure, early wilderness fiction, and timeless stories about what happens when two people have nothing left but each other.
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