Book 3 in the Amish Frontier Series; a sequel to The Treasure Hunt.

Homeless. Nobody likes the sound of that word. Thirteen-year-old Lydia Yoder certainly didn't. But that was how she felt—homeless.

The Yoder family was on the move again, first working for produce farmers at Ordway, then on to Montana. Lydia's parents teach her that a heart trusting in God is never homeless.

An Amish community had been started in Montana some years before the Yoders arrived. But life is still full of pioneer hardships for the Yoders. Lydia's 8-year-old nephew Noah has his adventures too. On the first night in their new home, monsters threaten to eat the house!

It is 1914 and Europe is at war. The fighting is far away, yet its effects reach America. Lydia learns that no one is free of the evil that causes war—but the gift of Christ's forgiveness is free to all. All mankind may sing a song to the King.

Table of Contents

• 1. The Dikes Break
• 2. Drying in the Sun
• 3. Kaiser-Lovers
• 4. The Princess
• 5. Daughter of Jairus
• 6. Big as a Melon Hamper
• 7. Caravan
• 8. Missing Horse
• 9. Unforgettable Mountain
• 10. A Home for the Heart
• 11. Missing Dog
• 12. Just in Time
• 13. Pilgrims
• 14. Journey's End
• 15. Double T Cows
• 16. Krauts
• 17. You'll See
• 18. Top of North America
• 19. Two Girls and a Pony
• 20. Sleds and Hot Chocolate
• 21. True Riches
• 22. Peace on Earth
• 23. Four-Eyes
• 24. The True Cause of War
• 25. Thou Alone Shalt Bear It
• 26. Prison Unawares
• 27. Division
• 28. Runaway
• 29. A Little Splinter
• 30. Praise to the King