Carson Chronicles Books in Order
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Carson Chronicles books in publication order
5 books
River Rising
by John A. Heldt
2017
When his parents vanish, Adam Carson discovers they are trapped in the past and recruits his siblings to find them. Their search takes them to the 1880s, where new attachments and an approaching flood threaten the rescue.
Indian Paintbrush
by John A. Heldt
2018
Still searching for their missing parents, the Carson siblings settle in wartime Arizona hoping for a respite. Romance, injustice and the risks of knowing the future soon complicate their efforts to build families and find a way home.
The Memory Tree
by John A. Heldt
2018
Separated across 1918, the time-traveling Carson family searches for a way to reunite. Their paths cross wartime Europe, Mexico, and Minnesota, where personal discoveries unfold against dangers they know history has already recorded.
Caitlin's Song
by John A. Heldt
2019
In 1962, Caitlin Carson seeks a new beginning after losing her first love. A murder mystery with consequences across time draws her family into an urgent effort to prevent a crime that could change their lives.
Camp Lake
by John A. Heldt
2019
Following their missing parents’ history, the Carson siblings arrive at a Maine summer camp in 1983. Jobs, romance, and dangerous secrets complicate what may be their final opportunity to bring the time-scattered family together.
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