Martha comes back to the city of her birth searching for answers to very troubling questions. She doesn't always like what she discovers, but she learns more about herself and her family. Martha kept her promise to bring a houseful of children to meet their grandparents. And, children will be children, causing such a commotion in the Montgomery and Campbell households. Their antics and mischief lighten up the stern upper crust mansions on market street and Beacon Hill. The third book in the Road of Courage series. This book continues Martha's Journey through life, learning as she goes along. Martha teaches us, as she copes with her own problems.

There is Action, Adventure, and Surprises on every page of this second Book in the road of Courage Series. Martha Campbell goes about her life in the New Oregon Territory, and her friends share their journey's and excitements with her. Martha is still learning how the actions of one person can effect everyone else. She learns how the lives of her friends and family entwine with her own to form lasting relationships. She learns more about herself and her heritage; and when life hands her a lemon, Martha learns to make lemonade. Martha triumphs over her past, with lessons for all.

Martha comes back to the city of her birth searching for answers to very troubling questions. She doesn't always like what she discovers, but she learns more about herself and her family. Martha kept her promise to bring a houseful of children to meet their grandparents. And, children will be children, causing such a commotion in the Montgomery and Campbell households. Their antics and mischief lighten up the stern upper crust mansions on market street and Beacon Hill. The third book in the Road of Courage series. This book continues Martha's Journey through life, learning as she goes along. Martha teaches us, as she copes with her own problems.

There is Action, Adventure, and Surprises on every page of this second Book in the road of Courage Series. Martha Campbell goes about her life in the New Oregon Territory, and her friends share their journey's and excitements with her. Martha is still learning how the actions of one person can effect everyone else. She learns how the lives of her friends and family entwine with her own to form lasting relationships. She learns more about herself and her heritage; and when life hands her a lemon, Martha learns to make lemonade. Martha triumphs over her past, with lessons for all.

Martha was outraged when her husband, attorney John Campbell gave up his career for an unknown wilderness called Oregon in 1843, but because she loved John, Martha packed her bags for the long wagon trip that would change her life.