Janette Oke

Leaving behind their dear friends in Beaver Creek, Elizabeth and Wynn take over an even more primitive outpost in the Canadian Northwest.

Running Fawn must accept the changes forced upon her people by the coming of the white man, but life at the Mission Boarding School in Calgary, where she has been sent with the chief's son Silver Fox, is very strange and lonely, and she is further confused by Silver Fox's new belief in God and his marked interest in her.

Auntie Lou was the only mother Josh knew and now Grandpa and Uncle Charlie were working to get her married off.

A string of pearls that Duncan saved for years to buy for Lizzie becomes a family heirloom and something of exceptional value to their great-grandaughter in her time of need.

Josh, an orphan raised by relatives on the family farm, faces important questions about life, love, and himself, while on the brink of manhood.

After losing her family, Abigail seeks a new home and safety in Jerusalem, where two men vie for her hand in marriage--a successful Hebrew merchant and a Roman soldier--but she does not love either man.