It is the year 1812. Portents of doom strike fear in the hearts of those who dare to live on the Ohio frontier. From the darkening of the sun to the earth rumbling beneath their feet, with the threat of Indian hostilities in the West and British invasion from the North, many are threatening to pull up stakes and return east. One man stood in the way, John Johnston, who by sheer strength of will and character sought to put a halt to this unstoppable tidal wave of fear. If there be any truer measure of a man than by what he does, it must be by what he gives. John Johnston was about to find out just how much he had to give...

Morgan's epic journey comes to an end. All the while deep within his iron stronghold Maaz brooded, puzzling over the choices his brother had made. Forming strategies and just as quickly discarding them, weighing one risk against the other, balancing them all against the moment he most feared and desired...Morgan is coming. Will Morgan ask the question, or will she take the Black Hand?

In 1848 Nancy Cain Boyd fled Ireland and her abusive husband, William, taking their only child Margaret with her. On the ship to America she met a sad and gentle man, Robert McCurdy, and fell in love with him. Nancy and Robert were married that same year. Unfortunately, she was still married to Mr. Boyd...Morning through the Shadows is based on the true story of Nancy Cain Boyd and Robert McCurdy, the author's ancestors.

Just imagine...What if the wind could speak? What if it knew your name? What if it wanted you dead? Beyond the G'Wyllon Mountains, over the sands of the Sah Parishcal to the Forgotten Shore, Morgan's journey continues. The choice has been made. The task undertaken. Faith, love, hope have been found ...and lost. The darkness denied but desired. Vengeance awaits...

In 1802 John Johnston and his young bride, Rachel, left Philadelphia, headed for Fort Wayne deep in the heart of the Indian Territory. They knew the journey would be perilous, but they did not expect that, once they had reached the safety of the fort, they would find themselves...IN THE MIDST OF DANGER. Inspired by the real lives of John and Rachel Johnston. In the Midst of Danger is a publication of the Johnston Farm Friends Council. All profits go to support the Johnston Farm and Indian Agency.

When he was little, Lars the monkey loved taking rides in historic WACO airplanes at WACO Field in Troy, Ohio. Now that he's older, Lars wants to learn to fly a WACO airplane himself so he can share his love for flying with little passengers of his own. As Saturday approaches, the day that WACO pilots give rides, the pilot is missing. Can Lars fly the plane and save the day?

Sadie the skunk thinks she is a cat until a sibling kitten points out Sadie's differences from the rest of the family. When Sadie asks her parents about it, they answer all her questions, telling her they found her as a baby alone in the forest and brought her home. However, they can't answer Sadie's most important question - what kind of an animal is she? To find this out, they take her to wise old Mr. Groundhog whose answer sends her on a series of misadventures. In the end, it is Sadie's most unique characteristic that helps her find her true home.

Growing up on an 18th century North Carolina plantation, the daughter of a British Army officer and Indian fighter, Miriam Foxwell's life was well-ordered, she knew what was expected of her, and what she could expect - until one day when her elder sister Kate told her that their crazy old grandfather had an animal locked in his studio...an animal that walked on two legs, with rich copper skin and deep brown eyes the color of the silt in her garden; an animal that was wounded and dangerous and wore beads and feathers in his long shining hair...An animal named COPPERHEAD. From the moment she met him, nothing would ever be the same...