The Last Siberian Chapter 3 – The Frozen Path

Description

When an avalanche destroys a remote cabin in Alaska, a Siberian Husky named Koda is left buried under snow, injured and alone. His owner, a kind-hearted wildlife photographer named Adam, goes missing in the chaos. Everyone assumes Koda didn’t survive—but they’re wrong.

What follows is a harrowing, emotional journey through frozen wilderness as Koda, driven by an unbreakable bond, tries to find his way back home. Along the way, he encounters other animals, faces harsh elements, recalls memories of his life with Adam, and even saves a lost child, becoming an unsung hero.

Parallel to Koda’s survival story, the novel also shows Adam’s sister, a city vet who never liked dogs, as she travels to Alaska to search for closure. She gradually uncovers the strength of Koda’s loyalty and begins to understand the powerful connection between humans and dogs.