Davy Crockett and his partner go to the Alamo and New Orleans in these two Disney classics. Edited from the original TV version.

"In an obsessive mystery as thrilling as The Girl on the Train and The Husband's Secret, the New York Times bestselling coauthor of the Nicholas Drummond series will make you question every twist in her page turning novel and wonder which of her vividly drawn characters you should trust. The day Aubrey Hamilton's husband is declared dead by the state of Tennessee should bring closure so she can move on with her life. But Aubrey doesn't want to move...

"A year has passed since Elizabeth Bates ran her last con. Life has been simpler, although not nearly as exciting, but she has thrown herself into working to get the 19th Amendment ratified by thirty-six states to become the law of the land. Since every other Southern state has already rejected the amendment, it seems unlikely Tennessee will be an exception... but it's their only hope, so the suffragists descend on Tennessee for the final battle....

After losing her family, her fiance and her fortune Ada Wentworth travels to Hickory Ridge, Tennessee to become a lady's companion to elderly Lillian Willis, a pillar of the community and aunt to the local local lumber mill owner, Wyatt Caldwell. She plans to open a millinery shop as soon as she saves enough money, but will her growing feelings for Wyatt and the death of his aunt cause her to change those plans.

In spite of the heroic stand at Oneida, armies are still poised along the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains. For John, turning the tide will mean going deep behind enemy lines and organizing the sort of insurgency he fought so hard against in Iraq. It will also mean coming to terms with the realization that sometimes the deepest scars are the ones that can't be seen.