North of Hudson Bay

Mike Dane, a restless adventurer aboard a creaking steamboat bound for the frozen frontier, is drawn northward by whispers of his brother's gold strike. The river's icy veins carry him to a remote Canadian trading post where the scent of opportunity mingles with the bitter tang of betrayal. There, amid the clamor of fur traders and the hushed prayers of Indigenous guides, Dane encounters Estelle MacDonald, a spirited woman whose eyes betray both curiosity and caution. Their tentative romance blossoms under the aurora's glow, even as the shadows lengthen: news arrives that Dane's brother has been brutally murdered, and his erstwhile partner condemned to death for the crime. Determined to untangle the knot of deceit, Dane plunges into a vortex of greed, vengeance, and lawlessness, confronting the stark reality that the North's promise of wealth often conceals a ruthless, unforgiving wilderness.