When his parents are not in the frontier town where he expected to meet them, twelve-year-old Nathan sets out to find them, encountering prospectors, Indians, outlaws, and a loyal dog along the way.

Rodeo cowboy Brady Stoner and New York editor Lynda Dawn Austin find their marriage plans threatened when their friend Cindy LaCoste disappears and someone from Brady's past comes to seek revenge.

In the copper hills of Jerome, Arizona, one man's death could be his fortune...Tony and Price Shadowbrook are set to spend another summer researching and writing about a unique Western vacation spot. This time, they've picked the intriguing copper-mining town of Jerome."--Back Cover.

In nineteenth-century Nevada, during a trip to round up cattle, twelve-year-old Nathan calls on God for help in dealing with hungry coyotes, an escaped outlaw, and injuries to his friends.

In nineteenth-century Nevada, Nathan watches an exodus of people from his dying town and has an adventure involving bank robbers.

Tired of practicing basketball every day, the Squad members force Cody to face his terror of an abandoned railroad tunnel, and with the Lord's help he makes it through.

While discovering how to be a real team under the guidance of a new basketball coach, three friends investigate strange happenings in a prairie pasture and trust in the Lord to lead them.

In nineteenth-century Nevada, Nathan continues to have adventures with miners, Indians, and the homesteading Rialto sisters, while trying to see the world from God's point of view.

Nathan soon realizes the buffalo he has recently acquired belongs in a zoo, and after he prays for the financial means to move his animal there, a dramatic solution presents itself.