Senderos salvajes

Early 19th century. Western North America is wild and unexplored territory. A place full of virgin forests, vast plains and native tribes ready to defend themselves from the attacks of the white man. Unaware of the dangers it entails, Joaquín joins the expedition of his uncle, Manuel Lisa, a fur trader who is called to become the most influential Spaniard in the American Wild West. Unfortunately, 300 miles upriver, icy mountain ranges and wild animals will not be the only threat to Lisa's expeditionaries: beyond Yellowstone, betrayal and envy lurk, and the Indians may end up being the only people to trust in a vast terrain claimed by the United States, the British Empire and the Spanish Crown...