Fred Allerton is frustrated....he leaves home when an employee bleames him for an explosion (Fred believes the employee did it) and his father believes Fred did it....Will Papa and Fred settle their didderences?

Dr. Corwin tells of his families adventures coming to the Black Hills from Yankton. He also talks about his families' losses during the 1972 Flood. Dr. Corwin tells of his lessons in optometry and flying adventures as well.

Follows the life of a giant prehistoric sea turtle.

Grieving parents agree to raise a young orphan who struggles to find a place in their hearts and lives.

In 1954 the federal government implements the Indian Termination Act, disbanding tribes and stripping Indians of land. By 1961, pay-offs are funnelling down to the displaced in the form of $43,000 checks. For three Klamath brothers--Rollin, Creek, and Pokey--the anticipation of the money inspires vastly different plans. Meanwhile, growing tensions between whites and Indians on the reservation threatens to erupt in violence.

Luke Abramson, a brilliant cellular biologist who is battling lung cancer, has one joy in life, his ten-year-old granddaughter, Angela. When he learns that Angela has an inoperable brain tumor and is given less than six months to live, Abramson wants to try a new enzyme, Mortality Factor 4 (MORF4), that he believes will kill Angela's tumor. However, the hospital bureaucracy won't let him do it because MORF4 has not yet been approved by the FDA. Knowing...

"When sixteen-year-old Matt Logan and his friend Danny Dugan ran away from an orphanage, they went west. There, they met Jim Bridger, among other mountain men, and became fur trappers. But the market for beaver plews died out, and the two friends took on jobs as wagon train guides. They eventually separated, hoping to meet again. One of the trains Matt picks up in Independence began its journey in St. Louis, led by widower Cody McNair. Cody was a...