Shirley and Claude lead a settled life with their adopted son, Tom, until Shirley goes to town to retrieve Tom's sister, Bessie, and the two run into more than their share of trouble with criminals.

Jimmy's grandfather tells him the story of how the family's ancestors, as immigrants in America, founded the town of New Hope.

In continued adventures, May-May and Rose take their traveling road show to more audiences.

When Shirley convinces her husband Claude to help fulfill their adopted daughter's dream of a visit from Santa, she doesn't reckon on the real Santa Claus showing up at their place in Texas.

The Ingalls family moves to their store in town during the terrible winter of 1880. Food is scarce and they face starvation.

In the mid-1800s, twelve-year-old Nathan journeys from his farm on the Ohio frontier to Western Pennsylvania to rescue a friend held captive by the owners of a freak show.

A rewriting of the author's three novels about entrepreneur and outlaw Edgar J. Watson, who moved into the Florida Everglades to build a sugar plantation at the end of the nineteenth century and was rumored to be a cold-blooded killer, and his descendants.

Nineteen-year-old Rebecca Baard's hopes of finding love are abetted by her friends who arrange social events and other casual encounters with eligible bachelors, but her life changes direction when she travels to Bismarck, North Dakota, to learn how to operate a soda shop, which she plans on opening in Blessing, and meets a sophisticated and charming young man.

After a year of searching, Hannah Bonner and her half brother Luke succeed in rescuing his wife Jennet who had been kidnapped by a renegade priest, but they learn their quest is not yet over when Jennet reveals she has given birth to a son and placed him in the care of a shady Creole merchant, Honor Poiterin, who has taken the child to the embattled city of New Orleans and is claiming him as his own.