In 1883 Michigan, Lily Young is on a mission to save her lost sister, or die trying. Heedless of the danger, her searches of logging camps lead her to Harrison and into the sights of Connell McCormick, a man doing his best to add to the hard-earned fortunes of his lumber-baron father. Lily can't understand why men like Connell turn a blind eye to rampant crime. She challenges everything he thought he knew, and together they work to save her sister...

"Glory Days of Logging" by Ralph W. Andrews is a fascinating visual and historical journey into the heyday of the logging industry in the Pacific Northwest. First published in 1956, this book captures the spirit and grit of the loggers and lumberjacks who played a crucial role in shaping the American frontier. Andrews' narrative is rich with anecdotes and detailed accounts of the logging operations, from the felling of giant trees to the transportation...

The Civil War has ended, but in Katie's Georgia home, conflict still rages. To protect herself and her young brother from her unstable husband, she flees north, finding sanctuary as the cook in a north woods lumber camp. Can she keep her past a secret from a man she is slowly growing to love?

The vanishing gold: Nugget Jones turns to Clutch for help when his gold mine is repeatedly robbed. The race car mystery: Clutch barely escapes serious injury when his race car crashes at the speedway. The rocket riot: A crazy scientist has created his own fleet of Moon rockets. Mystery in the North Woods: Clutch investigates when a friend's logging camp is being victimized by a mysterious gang of thieves.

Fictionalized account of a young greenhorn lumberjack.

Journalist Malcolm Hillard investigates sabotage at a lumber camp in hopes of finding a connection to a missing American worker, but locals insist that the Spirit of the Amazon is responsible.