Mingo, Rebecca and Jemima spend an uneasy time eluding a Shawnee war party, dealing with a summer storm and the resulting high water, and Becky's fanciful tales.

Mingo turns the tables on Daniel's effort to play on his Cherokee superstitions.

This is a prequel to "Not In Our Stars" providing a backstory to the relationship between John Murray and Talota. Explains boyhood of Caramingo and Taramingo.

Mingo and Israel have a close call with a mysterious creature. Contains references to Celtic lore.

Two dead Cherokee trappers lead Daniel and Mingo to discoveries about a troubled miner and their own friendship. Contains references to "A Rope for Mingo" and "The Flaming Rocks".

Daniel and Mingo are taken aboard the Starship Enterprize as it makes a scheduled stop at the "Amusement Planet". A crossover story.

First book in the Jane series. When Daniel and Mingo find an Indian woman in the forest they soon discover that she is not an Indian at all but a white woman! What will happen when she reveals a secret that promises to change their lives forever?

Reposted Story. Explores the early relationship of Mingo and Yadkin.

On a trip to Williamsburg to visit friends Mingo meets three children and an Indian youth in the company of a delusional man. The encounter nearly costs Mingo his life. Contains reference to "The Love of St. Valentine" and "Kentucky Morning".

Mingo's life prior to meeting Daniel Boone

Daniel and Jericho help Mingo discover the events that led to the blow that temporarily removed his memory. Contains references to several DB episodes.

Daniel,Yadkin and Mingo find a pioneer family traveling alone, and their offer of help brings all manner of calamity into their lives.

Mingo travels to Libertyville to help Alkini and Thaddeaus thwart the return of Roark Logan. Contains references to "Requiem for Craw Green". Written with friend Alabama Rose.

When Mingo's Cherokee relatives find an injured Quaker youth, Mingo tries to help the young man find his missing family.

Reposted story: Mingo finds himself responsible for two women and a wounded man as they try to escape from two brutal men. This story is more violent than usual for me.

Reposted story: When Francis Clover loses his voice the citizens of Boonesborough learn valuable lessons from an unlikely source.

When Daniel and Mingo discover a young blind girl in a Salem alley they must decide how best to provide a home for her.

The third and final installment in the Ivy stories. Ivy meets a young man with the same peculiar qualities as she possesses. Contains characters from previous stories.

Mingo's care of a seriously wounded British officer causes him to revisit his English past. Contains characters created for previous stories.

A wandering Spanish war horse appears causing Daniel and Mingo to revisit the Spanish garrison on the Mississippi. Contains references to the episode "Gabriel".

When Mingo meets a familiar stranger, his memory recalls the first meeting. Contains backstory to the episode "First in War, First in Peace."

Mingo's responsiblity to two orphaned children changes his life forever.

When Mingo finds himself alone and terribly ill from typhoid a group of German settlers save his life.

When Israel visits Mingo at Chota he undergoes a life-changing experience. Contains reference to the DB episode "The Peace Tree".

On the trail to Boonesborough with new settlers Mingo's influence opens vistas for a pioneer child and her family.