Mingo finds a young couple alone and in need in the Kentucky wilderness. A love story, but not one that you expect.

The second in the series, this story follows "Poison Ivy". It is not necessary to have read the previous story to understand this one. Ivy is made captive by the Shawnee Saugus. Havoc ensures as Dan and Mingo attempt to rescue her from her captors.

When they find a manumission paper in a burned-out cabin, Daniel and Mingo trail the occupants south to set free the captive family. Contains reference to the second season episode "Onatha" and historical references to slavery.

A small piece, filling from my point of view a scene that happened during a commercial. Disclaimer : I don't own the characters; don't make profits from them. I rate this one G for General.

A story poem of Daniel and Mingo's respect for each other and their allegiance to the fight for freedom.

Daniel ponders what to get Becky for her birthday.

A man sees hope, looking back, moving forth. A holliday story of sort.

Could Mingo saved Daniel and the rest of the citizens of Boonesborough?

A story of a mother's love.

The people of Boonesborough must face the challenge and danger of a drought while Mingo faces a challenge of his own.

Two halfbrothers,they had the same mother,the same face,the same name. One was bad, one was good. One had honor,the other had none. One,filled with hatred,the other could not hate. It was kill or be killed,and one would die at the hands of his brother.

General George Washington has asked Daniel and Mingo to go on a secret mission for the Revolution. But Mingo has a secret of his own that has him questioning his own loyalty to the General, to the Colonies, and to Daniel.

Becky's thoughts upon her husband's arrival home.

Rebecca and Jemima Boone discuss the man in their lives, husband and father, Daniel Boone.

Poême bilingue. Français en premier. English next. A short simple poem.

Daniel faces losing his friend...and failing his daughter. Part 3 of 3. Complete