The Sign Above the Door

Young Prince Martiesen is ruler of the land of Goshen in Egypt, where the Hebrews live. Eight plagues have already come upon Egypt and now Martiesen has been forced by Pharaoh to further increase the burden of the Hebrews. Martiesen, however, is in love with the beautiful Hebrew maiden, Elisheba, whom he is forbidden by Egyptian law to marry. As the nation despairs, the other nobles turn to Martiesen for leadership, but before he can decide what to do, Elisheba is kidnapped by the evil Peshala and terrifying darkness falls over the land. An exciting tale woven around the events of the Exodus from the Egyptian perspective!

Story Setting: Egypt/The First Passover ~ 1500 B.C.
Originally published in 1912; 307 pages; For Ages 12 – Adult

Marie’s Home

Eleven-year-old Marie Hamilton and her family travel to France at the invitation of Louis XVI, just before the start of the French Revolution. There they encounter the tremendous disparity between the proud French Nobility and the oppressed and starving French people. When an enraged mob storms the palace of Versailles, Marie and her family are rescued from grave danger by a strange twist of events, but Marie’s story of courage, self-sacrifice and true nobility is not yet over! Honor, duty, compassion and forgiveness are all portrayed in this uplifting story.

Story Setting: The French Revolution in 1789 – 1793
Originally published in 1885; 197 pages; For Ages 10 – Adult

The White Seneca

Captured by the Senecas, fifteen-year-old Henry Cochrane grows to love the Indian ways and becomes Dundiswa—the White Seneca. When Henry is captured by an enemy tribe, however, he must make a desperate attempt to escape from them and rescue fellow captive, Constance Leonard. He will need all the skills he has learned from the Indians, as well as great courage and determination, if he is to succeed. But what will happen to the young woman if they do reach safety? And will he ever be able to return to his own people?

Story Setting: Colonial America in 1774 – 1778
Originally published in 1911; 286 pages; For Ages 12 – Adult

At Seneca Castle

In this sequel to The White Seneca, Henry Cochrane, now eighteen, faces many perils as he serves as a scout for the Continental Army. General Washington is determined to do whatever it takes to stop the constant Indian attacks on the settlers and yet Henry is torn between his love for the Senecas and his loyalty to his own people. As the Army advances across New York State, Henry receives permission to travel ahead and warn his Indian friends of the coming destruction. But will he reach them in time? And what has happened to the beautiful Constance Leonard whom he had been forced to leave in captivity a year earlier?

Story Setting: The Revolutionary War in 1779-1780
Originally published in 1912; 278 pages; For Ages 12 – Adult

The American Twins of the Revolution

General Washington has no money to pay his discouraged troops and twins Sally and Roger are asked by their father, General Priestly, to help hide a shipment of gold which will be used to pay the American soldiers. Unfortunately, British spies have also learned about the gold and will stop at nothing to prevent it from reaching General Washington. Based on a true story, this is a thrilling episode from our nation’s history!

Story Setting: The Revolutionary War in 1777
Originally published in 1926; 204 pages; For Ages 8 – Adult

Set Includes:

1. Glaucia the Greek Slave: A Tale of Athens in the First Century
2. The Captives: Or, Escape from the Druid Council
3. Out of the Mouth of the Lion: Or, The Church in the Catacombs
4. Sowing Beside All Waters: A Tale of the World in the Church
5. From Bondage to Freedom: A Tale of the Times of Mohammed
6. The Martyr’s Victory: A Story of Danish England
7. Gytha’s Message: A Tale of Saxon England
8. Leofwine the Monk: Or, The Curse of the Ericsons
9. Elfreda the Saxon: Or, The Orphan of Jerusalem, A Sequel to Leofwine
10. Dearer Than Life: A Tale of the Times of Wycliffe
11. Before the Dawn: A Story of Wycliffe and Huss
12. Faithful But Not Famous: A Tale of the French Reformation

The set includes:

1. Gytha’s Message: A Tale of Saxon England

Having discovered God’s love for her, Gytha, a young slave, longs to escape the violence and cruelty of the world and devote herself to learning more about this God of love. Instead she lives in a Saxon household that despises the name of Christ. Her simple faith and devoted service bring hope and purpose to those around her, especially during the dark days when England is defeated by William the Conqueror. Through all of her trials, can Gytha learn to trust that God often has greater work for us to do in the world than out of it?

Story Setting: Saxon England in 1053 – 1066 A.D.
Notable People and Events: William the Conqueror, Norman Conquest of England
Originally published in 1885; 222 pages; For Ages 10 – Adult

2. Leofwine the Monk: Or, The Curse of the Ericsons

Leofwine, unlike his wild, younger brother, finds no pleasure in terrorizing the countryside and longs to enter a monastery. Shortly after this dream is fulfilled, however, he hears strange rumors of a monk who preaches “heresy”. Unable to stop thinking about these new ideas, Leofwine at last determines to leave the monastery and England. Leofwine’s search for inner peace takes him to France and Rome and finally to Jerusalem, but in his travels, he uncovers a plot against his beloved country. Will he be able to help save England? And will he ever find true rest for his troubled soul?

Story Setting: Medieval Europe and Middle East in 1052 – 1066 A.D.
Notable People and Events: Lanfranc, Hildebrand, Norman Conquest of England
Originally published in 1881; 264 pages; For Ages 12 – Adult

3. Elfreda the Saxon: Or, The Orphan of Jerusalem, A Sequel to Leofwine

When Jerusalem is captured by the Muslims, Elfreda, a young orphan, is sent back to England to her mother’s sister. Her aunt is not at all pleased to see her, and her uncle fears she may have brought the family curse back to England. Elfreda’s cousin, Guy, who is joining King Richard’s Crusade, promises Elfreda that he will win such honor as a crusader that the curse will be removed. Over the years that follow, however, severe trials befall the family and Guy and Elfreda despair of the curse ever being lifted. Is it possible that there is One with power stronger than any curse?

Story Setting: Medieval Europe and Middle East in 1189 – 1215 A.D.
Notable People and Events: King Richard I, Crusades, Signing of the Magna Charta
Originally published in 1875; 265 pages; For Ages 12 – Adult

4. Dearer Than Life: A Tale of the Times of Wycliffe

Arriving home from a meeting of Parliament in London, Sir Hugh Middleton is shocked to learn that a neighboring monastery has laid claim to one of his fields. Sir Hugh steadfastly refuses to yield his property, and further offends the monastery by sending his younger son, Stephen, to study under Dr. John Wycliffe. At the same time, Sir Hugh sends his elder son, Harry, to serve as an attendant to the powerful Duke of Lancaster. As Wycliffe seeks to share the Word of God with the common people, Stephen and Harry and their sisters help spread the truth, but what will it cost them in the dangerous day in which they live?

Story Setting: England in 1366 – 1384 A.D.
Notable People and Events: Wycliffe, Richard II, English Translation of the Bible
Originally published in 1885; 255 pages; For Ages 12 – Adult

5. Before the Dawn: A Story of Wycliffe and Huss

Dame Ursula welcomes the visits of a kindly blacksmith to her crippled grandson, Conrad, but soon becomes suspicious that the blacksmith and his friend, Ned Trueman, are followers of John Wycliffe and his evil “heresy”. Conrad, meanwhile, wonders why all the remedies of the Church fail to cure him, and also why he doesn’t have a father like other boys. As he studies to become a famous Doctor of the Church, Conrad has the opportunity to hear Wycliffe preach, and then when he returns to his native Bohemia, he learns of the preaching of John Huss as well. Will Conrad accept these dangerous new ideas of Wycliffe and Huss? And will he ever find out what happened to his father?

Story Setting: England and Bohemia in 1382 – 1453 A.D.
Notable People and Events: Wycliffe, Huss, Geoffrey Chaucer, Council of Constance
Originally published in 1880; 250 pages; For Ages 12 – Adult

6. Faithful But Not Famous: A Tale of the French Reformation

Young Claude Leclerc travels to Paris to begin his training for the priesthood, but he is not sure what he believes about God. One day he learns the words to an old hymn and is drawn to the lines about “David’s Royal Fountain” that will “purge every sin away.” Claude yearns to find this fountain, and at last dares to ask the famous Dr. Lefevre where he can find it. His question leads Dr. Lefevre to set aside his study of the saints and study the Scriptures in earnest. As Dr. Lefevre grasps the wonderful truth of salvation by grace, he wants to share it with Claude, but Claude has mysteriously disappeared. Where is he? And will France receive the good news of the gospel of Jesus Christ?

Story Setting: France in 1510 – 1522 A.D.
Notable People and Events: Dr. Lefevre, Guillaume Farel, French Reformation
Originally published in 1872; 196 pages; For Ages 12 – Adult

The set includes:

1. Glaucia the Greek Slave: A Tale of Athens in the First Century

After the death of her father, Glaucia is sold to a wealthy Roman family to pay his debts. She tries hard to adjust to her new life but longs to find a God who can love even a slave. Meanwhile, her brother, Laon, struggles to find her and to earn enough money to buy her freedom. But what is the mystery that surrounds their mother’s disappearance years earlier and will they ever be able to read the message in the parchments she left for them?

Story Setting: Athens in 59 – 64 A.D.
Notable People and Events: Paul, Nero, Greek Philosophers, Great Fire at Rome
Originally published in 1874; 270 pages; For Ages 10 – Adult

2. The Captives: Or, Escape from the Druid Council

The Druid priests are as cold and cruel as the forest spirits they claim to represent, and Guntra, the chief of her tribe of Britons, must make a desperate deal with them to protect those she loves. Unaware of Guntra’s struggles, Jugurtha, her son, longs to drive the hated Roman conquerors from the land. When he encounters the Christian Centurion, Marcinius, Jugurtha mocks the idea of a God of love and kindness, but there comes a day when he is in need of love and kindness for himself and his beloved little sister. Will he allow Marcinius to help him? And will the gospel of Jesus Christ ever penetrate the brutal religion of the proud Britons?

Story Setting: Roman England in 66 – 67 A.D.
Notable People and Events: Druids, Roman Centurions
Originally published in 1873; 169 pages; For Ages 12 – Adult

3. Out of the Mouth of the Lion: Or, The Church in the Catacombs

When Flaminius, a high Roman official, takes his wife, Flavia, to the Colosseum to see Christians thrown to the lions, he has no idea the effect it will have. Flavia cannot forget the faith of the martyrs, and finally, to protect her from complete disgrace or even danger, Flaminius requests a transfer to a more remote government post. As he and his family travel to the seven cities of Asia Minor mentioned in Revelation, he sees the various responses of the churches to persecution. His attitude toward the despised Christians begins to change, but does he dare forsake the gods of Rome and embrace the Lord Jesus Christ?

Story Setting: Asia Minor in 163 – 166 A.D.
Notable People and Events: Emperor Marcus Aurelius, Melito, Polycarp’s Martyrdom
Originally published in 1875; 265 pages; For Ages 12 – Adult

4. Sowing Beside All Waters: A Tale of the World in the Church

There is newfound freedom from persecution for Christians under the emperor, Constantine, but newfound troubles as well. Errors and pagan ways are creeping into the Church, while many of the most devoted Christians are withdrawing from the world into the desert as hermits and nuns. Quadratus, one of the emperor’s special guards, is concerned over these developments, even in his own family. Then a riot sweeps through the city and Quadratus’ home is ransacked. When he regains consciousness, he finds that his sister, Placidia, is gone. Where is she? And can the Church handle the new freedom, and remain faithful?

Story Setting: The Roman Empire in 313 – 363 A.D.
Notable People and Events: Constantine, Athanasius, Augustine, Council of Nicea
Originally published in 1875; 264 pages; For Ages 12 – Adult

5. From Bondage to Freedom: A Tale of the Times of Mohammed

At a Syrian market two Christian women are sold as slaves. One of the slaves ends up in Rome where Bishop Gregory is teaching his new doctrine of “purgatory” and the need for Christians to finish paying for their own sins. The other slave travels with her new master, Mohammed, back to Arabia, where Mohammed eventually declares himself to be the prophet of God. In Rome and Arabia, the two women and countless others fall into the bondage of man-made religions—will they learn at last to find true freedom in the Lord Jesus Christ alone?

Story Setting: Rome and Arabia in 594 – 632 A.D.
Notable People and Events: Mohammed, Pope Gregory I, the Rise of Islam
Originally published in 1877; 272 pages; For Ages 12 – Adult

6. The Martyr’s Victory: A Story of Danish England

Knowing full well they may die in the attempt, a small band of monks sets out to convert the savage Danes who have laid waste to the surrounding countryside year after year. The monks’ faith is sorely tested as they face opposition from the angry Priest of Odin as well as doubts, sickness and starvation, but their leader, Osric, is unwavering in his attempts to share the “White Christ” with those who reject Him. Then the monks discover a young Christian woman who has escaped being sacrificed to the Danish gods—can she help reach those who had enslaved her and tried to kill her?

Story Setting: Danish England in 879 – 883 A.D.
Notable People and Events: King Edmund, King Guthrum, Viking Invasions
Originally published in 1886; 266 pages; For Ages 12 – Adult

It’s another non-stop, faith-building, God-glorifying adventure with Jonathan Park!

Transform the “Year of Darwin” into the Year of Truth

This year, as the world celebrates Charles Darwin’s 200th birthday and the 150th anniversary of Origin of the Species, use The Journey Never Taken to teach your family the real facts about Darwin, his mentors, and modern evolutionary science. Help them understand that evolutionary theory is a myth based upon man’s rebellious desire to supplant the Creator, and that the Genesis account of creation is God’s true and perfect revelation, daily revealed in His handiwork all around us. And, enjoy non-stop fun and adventure along the way with Jonathan Park and the Creation Response Team!

The Journey Never Taken’ — Episode Descriptions

Episodes 1-2. The Journey Never Taken: Parts I & II

The Polar Star Medallion, awarded to Carl Linnaeus in 1758, mysteriously arrives at the Brenan Museum of Creation. Attached to the medallion is a puzzling clue that sends the Creation Response Team on an exciting scavenger hunt—beginning at Linnaeus’ home in Sweden! Meanwhile, the team is tailed by two unidentified men who will stop at nothing to get their hands on the medallion!

Episodes 3-4. The Mysterious Host: Parts I & II

The Creation Response Team members finds themselves tracking through the eerie Père-Lachaise Graveyard in France, as they continue to search for the Polar Star Treasure. Back in Boston, Benjamin Park leads the Junior Response Team to the top of the Old South Meeting House during a horrible storm that transports them back to a clue from the 1800s. This clue begins to unveil the identity of the unknown host of the hunt. And, crack reporter Trenton Wells and puzzle expert Mitch Hubbard, both of the London Harbinger Newspaper, join the competition to find the treasure!

Episodes 5-6. The Pirates of Whitby: Parts I & II

The clues seem to be taking the men of the Creation Response Team onboard the HMS Endevour—the vessel once piloted by Captain Cook. The voyage leads to an attack by modern-day pirates who kidnap the men and take them to the Isle of May to search for the treasure. During the midst of a pirate mutiny they realize they’ve made a grave error that may result in the treasure landing in the hands of Trenton and Mitch. With no ability to communicate, the men’s only hope is that the ladies of the CRT can unravel a clue found at Bartley Lodge—the childhood home of Charles Lyell!

Episodes 7-8. The Search for the Beagle: Parts I & II

One of the most famous voyages of all time was Charles Darwin’s expedition to the Galapagos on the HMS Beagle. There was one more voyage, followed by a coast guard assignment, before the notorious vessel disappeared from history. That’s bad news for the Creation Response Team, who just discovered that the next clue in the Polar Star Scavenger Hunt is buried in its hull! They must beat Trenton and Mitch in a race to rediscover the Beagle!

Episodes 9-10. The Chosen Four: Parts I & II

The latest clue lists four names — Miklos Lanick, Jiri Novak, Harvey Littleton, and Milton Puttock—that’s it. Who are these men, and when and where did they live? The Creation Response Team must decode the mystery behind each and find out what they have in common before the next clue will be revealed. But can they beat out their competition? It seems even less likely when Trenton and Mitch are joined by the CRT’s greatest nemesis!

Episodes 11-12. Hunt for the Priceless Treasure: Parts I & II

Legends of tunnels under the colleges of Cambridge, England have been told for years. Now, as the international Darwin celebration takes place in the city, the Creation Response Team discovers an underground world through an airlock beneath the River Cam. Every corner provides new challenges below as Benjamin and the Junior Response Team guide them from above. The world is watching as the teams wonder whether this secret passage may be the final resting place of the Polar Star Treasure!

The Creation Response Team has been challenged to a “Battle of the Worldviews” on national TV. Their competition is the Explorer’s Society, a group of evolutionary scientists who have become famous for their cutting-edge scientific discoveries. Join these two teams as they contend against one another at Niagara Falls, the Canadian wilderness, Mount St. Helens, the freezing Arctic of Ellesmere Island, the depths of the sea, and a German dinosaur graveyard — in Jonathan Park and the Explorer’s Society!

Episodes 1-2. The Explorer’s Society: Parts I & II

The Creation Response Team is using their last funds to help with a video project at Niagara Falls. That’s when they meet the Explorer’s Society, an evolutionary team known for their outstanding contributions to science since 1850. And now the Society’s daredevil, Jack, is going to ride a jet-ski over the falls, unless a jealous saboteur is successful at stopping him – at any cost! Join the adventure as the CRT saves Jack and challenges the Explorer’s Society on the national TV show, “Battle of the Worldviews”!

Episodes 3-4. Battle of the Worldviews: Parts I & II

Sparks fly in the remote Burgess Shale of British Columbia as the Explorer’s Society and CRT face off in a battle of worldviews over the dawn of life. While chasing after Shadow, Jessie finds herself stuck in an ice crevasse. Shannon Hunt of the Explorers’ Society attempts to rescue Jessie, but also falls into the ice cave. Now it’s up to Jonathan to get help as a friendship forms between Jessie and Shannon. As night falls, wolves begin to gather, and Jessie begins to show signs of hypothermia. Will Jonathan make it back before time runs out?

Episodes 5-6. Journey into Blast Zone: Parts I & II

A victory for the Creation Response Team would be a devastating blow to Myles, who is secretly getting commercial sponsors for the Explorer’s Society. To guarantee his own victory, Myles weaves a plan to strand part of the team on top of the dangerous Mount St. Helens. How will the CRT get off the mountain to defeat their competition?

Episodes 7-8. The Arctic Adventure: Parts I & II

The newly discovered Tiktaalik fossil takes both teams to the extreme north, up to Ellesmere Island. But the teams’ competition takes a back seat as Myles Morgan and his assistant place the CRT in danger, forcing part of the team to take refuge back in town. From there, things only get worse as Ryan and Katie’s helicopter goes down, stranding them in the barren wilderness, unbeknownst to the rest of the team. Will they be discovered before a treacherous storm blows in?

Episodes 9-10. Journey into the Deep: Parts I & II

The two teams head out to sea to fight for their respective worldviews as they investigate Black Smokers and the origin of life. While scuba diving to repair the remote operated vehicle, Shannon finds herself in serious danger as Myles Morgan’s assistant sabotages the mission and she is dragged downward by her ROV. Now Kendall, Angela, and Martha must come to her rescue while the rest of the CRT heads out on a life raft to chase after the saboteur!

Episodes 11-12. The Final Battle: Parts I & II

In this final confrontation between the two teams, Shannon’s defiant daughter, Elizabeth, joins their expedition to an exciting dinosaur graveyard in Germany. However, she disobeys her mother when she makes a dangerous journey deep inside the Rammelsberg Mine, propelling both mother and daughter into a fight for survival that will change their family forever.

Now the Creation Response Team is on a mission to get it back! Their travels will take them to the hidden tunnels on the island of Iwo Jima, Mayan ruins in the jungles of the Yucatan, to the Galapagos Islands, and to the Sandia Peak in New Mexico.

The Hunt for Beowulf, Volume IV of the Jonathan Park Audio Adventure, includes twelve thrilling episodes:

Episodes 1-3. The Return to Iwo Jima: Parts I, II, & III

An artifacts thief known as the Jaguar has stolen the oldest English writing ever discovered —the Beowulf manuscript. Now it’s up to the Creation Response Team to get it back. But the thief has concealed it in the ultimate hiding spot —the volcanic island of Iwo Jima. Only those granted permission by the Japanese government can access the island once every year. Meanwhile, Myles Morgan, the team’s archenemy, is secretly planning to work against the CRT to swipe the manuscript for his own personal gain!

Episodes 4-5. The Red Menace: Parts I & II

Evolutionists have made an amazing fossil jellyfish discovery in Mosinee, Wisconsin. Many are calling it a miracle. The Creation Response Team travels to the site to show the world how these fossils are evidence for Noah’s Flood. But when they arrive in town, strange things begin to happen. Could they have accidentally stumbled across a plot to overthrow the United States government and take over the little town of Mosinee?

Episodes 6-7. The Ancient City of the Jaguar: Parts I & II

The Jaguar thief has hidden the Beowulf manuscript in the Mayan ruins of Chichén Itzá, a city of ancient temples and archeological wonders. The Creation Response Team pursues the artifacts thief through the village marketplace and the jungles of the Yucatan and ends in a treacherous passage that cuts between the giant pyramids of El Castillo and another hidden deep inside. Will the Creation Response Team recover the Beowulf manuscript from the Jaguar, or will they be outdone by their nemesis, Myles Morgan?

Episodes 8-9. Darwin’s Fiery Mountain: Parts I & II

An anonymous host has invited the Creation Response Team to investigate a new species of tortoise discovered in the Galapagos Islands, but something doesn’t seem quite right. Why are they on the island of Fernandina when the tortoises are found on Santa Cruz? Just as the team discovers their host’s secret motives for stranding them on the island, they have a bigger problem — surviving the eruption of Fernandina!

Episode 10. Darrow’s Bluff

The Creation Response Team has been asked to help promote the annual Scopes Festival and Trial Reenactment. All seems to be going great until threats are made to stop the festival and people begin mysteriously fainting. Who wants to sabotage the celebration, and why?

Episodes 11-12. The Descent from Sandia Peak: Parts I & II

Myles Morgan has consistently foiled the efforts of the Creation Response Team. Now is their chance to turn the tables as they track the Beowulf manuscript to the Sandia Mountains. But the situation becomes critical when the towering Sandia tram breaks down, leaving Angela, Martha, and Ryan dangling above the mountains, and Angela goes into premature labor. Their only hope for rescue lies in the hands of Jonathan, Jessie, and three old adversaries —Simon, Marvin, and Vinnie! Will they descend the peak victorious?

1. The Winds of Change: Part I

Jonathan and Thad take refuge during an electrical storm. The intense heat from a dangerously-close lightning strike forms several fulgurites. The boys want to put them on display in the Brenan Museum of Creation, but two men will stop at nothing to steal them because of their belief that they posses mysterious new-age powers.

2. The Winds of Change: Part II

3. The Eye of the Storm: Part I

As a powerful hurricane is headed toward Daytona Beach, the Park and Brenan families join a scientific mission to drop sensors into the eye of the storm. That’s when things go wrong, and the plane is forced to make an emergency landing right in the path of the storm. Join the two families as they fight to survive the wrath of Hurricane Ophelia!

4. The Eye of the Storm: Part II

5. The Temple of the Moon: Part I

A mysterious stranger offers to send the Park and Brenan families to the Royal Tombs in the ancient city of Ur. They have three days to find an artifact that will shed light on the Tower of Babel account in Genesis, but Eli Bennet has vowed to find it first!

6. The Temple of the Moon: Part II

7. The Midnight Prowler

The Parks and Brenans realize the need for a Creation Response Team—a group dedicated to revealing the truth of the Creator to the world. The group completes their training at the Grand Canyon, only to use their newfound skills against an intruder who steals some important fossils.

8. Destination Moon

Pearce Davis has become a national celebrity. His best-selling books, TV appearances, and seminars are convincing the public that the Apollo Moon Missions were nothing more than a made-up Hollywood production. Now it’s up to the Creation Response Team to remind America of the truth, and up to Pearce to stop them.

9. Destination Moon: Part II

10. Destination Moon: Part III

11. The Wilderness Express: Part I

While researching the un-fossilized bones of a dinosaur in Alaska, a well-known creation geologist mysteriously disappears. Now the Creation Response Team must travel deep into the heart of the untamed wilderness and bring him back home—but someone is thwarting the team’s every effort.

12. The Wilderness Express: Part II

No Looking Back, Volume II of the Jonathan Park Audio Adventure, includes twelve thrilling episodes:

1. Bone of Contention: Part I

Dr. Kendall Park and his family are trapped inside the Hidden Cave and must fight for survival! Meanwhile, the credit for Dr. Park’s fossil discovery, which earlier had cost him his job, is being claimed by an old friend.

2. Bone of Contention: Part II

3. Showdown at Twin Bridges: Part I

The Brenan and Park families are spending a fun weekend on the Buchanan’s dude ranch. Unfortunately, Dillon Buchanan has a chip on his shoulder and his mean pranks put Jonathan’s life in danger!

4. Showdown at Twin Bridges: Part II

5. Mysterious Stranger

A dangerous arsonist escapes from the Sheriff near Brenan Ranch. Suddenly, a homeless man shows up at the museum construction site and offers his help. Is this mysterious stranger the escaped arsonist?

6. Long Road Home

Jessie is filled with excitement when Bonnie gives her “Dusty,” the tan Appaloosa. But when Bonnie, Jessie, Martha, and Katie take the one thousand-mile, all-girls’ road trip to get the horse back home, everything seems to go wrong!

7. Cry from Cyberspace

After a diabetic episode, eight-year-old Ashley awakes to find herself locked inside a strange room with only a computer. The Eagle’s Nest Gang receives her stray e-mail, and now it’s up to them to find her before her blood-sugar drops too low again!

8. The Talking Picture

Artist Riley Sievers is helping Benjamin work on an invention when suddenly, he disappears! While police suspect Riley’s kidnapping is connected to his father’s campaign for Governor, the Eagle’s Nest Gang search for Riley and the truth.

9. Mystery at McBane Manor: Part I

When Rusty plays an elaborate prank that backfires, he and the Park and Brenan families are stuck in a big, scary mansion that holds secrets about the strange disappearance of Elizabeth McBane in 1902!

10. Mystery at McBane Manor: Part II

11. The Blazing Star: Part I

Days before the grand opening celebration for the museum, the Parks are being framed for a crime they didn’t commit. Meanwhile, the museum is being threatened by an environmental group that could force them to close the doors before they ever open!

12. The Blazing Star: Part II

The Adventure Begins, Volume I of the Jonathan Park Audio Adventure, includes twelve thrilling episodes:

1. The Secret of the Hidden Cave: Part I

Santa Fe is hit by a catastrophic storm! To survive, two families are driven to seek safety in an underground cavern with a secret that will change their lives!

2. The Secret of the Hidden Cave: Part II

3. Adventure on the Aucilla River: Part I

The Eagle’s Nest Gang witnesses a robbery at the Museum of Ancient Art. Now it’s up to them to catch the thief, as the Park family travels to find artifacts that tell us about our past. Will either of them succeed?

4. Adventure on the Aucilla River: Part II

5. Disaster at Brenan Bluff

Dr. Kendall Park and Jim Brenan make a discovery of a lifetime — a dinosaur graveyard! However, it turns into a nightmare when the cliffs above the site collapse. Will it cost Jonathan and Jessie their lives?

6. African Safari

The evil Dr. Cassat has discovered a multi-million dollar mine in Africa. But why has he asked the Park and Brenan Families to come to Africa on a fossil dig? What danger lurks in the African wilderness?

7. Escape from Utopia

The Park and Brenan families, on their way to Roswell, are stranded outside the city late one night. They end up in a retreat center run by Utopians — an alien cult. Will they find a way to escape from Utopia?

8. The Clue from Nineveh

Rusty, the bully of Painted Dunes Elementary School, just can’t seem to leave Jonathan alone. The battle finally leads to a dangerous “showdown” at the Santa Fe Museum of Ancient Art.

9.Art Heist Adventure

The Park and Brenan families are going to an art show, and Katie is left behind to babysit Ryan. However, during a series of babysitting mishaps, Katie and Ryan uncover an exciting plot to steal paintings from the show.

10. Mystery at Dead Man’s Curve

The Eagle’s Nest gang is on a bike ride when suddenly a van swerves over the cliff and the van and driver mysteriously disappear! Could this accident somehow be linked to threats being made against the creation project?

11. The Return to Hidden Cave: Part I

Simon, Marvin, and Vinnie have just escaped from prison, and joined a team of computer-chip hijackers. When the Park and Brenan families accidentally get involved, it could cost them their dream of the Museum!

12. The Return to Hidden Cave: Part II