Another time traveler finds Hope, and this one from her far past is up to no good and causes havoc. Martin, the one she called an idiot. Hope is getting terribly weary of living and wants out of her life without having to wait for it to happen to her. Enough was enough and so a special whirlwind was sent to fetch her without fail. Would this woman ever be happy about anything? It would seem not The beings were getting heartily fed up with her whining and decided to do something about it. Wherever this woman landed, it was not something she wanted for her life.

The Browns children grew up and as always, there are certain children who share a special relationship and special friendship. Seth and Sena, the two smallest children who were called the crickets. Those two developed a very special and close relationship. At times it was much more and then again, much less. Neither of them went the path the rest of the family went. Sena was unmarried and Seth married. But they still fulfilled a special need in each other.

JB was the oldest of the Brown's children, he was the one who became a doctor and carried on for Doctors Kat and John House. He was of the age where he could have avoided serving in the Civil War but he served as a doctor in the 115th Regiment which was a regiment raised from their area. JB's mother, Hope, told him a lot about the war and the terrible carnage so he of all men knew what the war would be like. What the war was really about and what the men thought it was about where two different things entirely but it accomplished what it needed to do. Hence, the tail that wagged the dog.

Hope's life in Detroit Michigan is continuing, she struggles with many old memories and with a recurring problem. Alcoholism, this time it is Mooney. As he slips deeper into his troubles, more is left for Hope to cope with. She gathers herself up and figures out how to extradite herself from an impossible situation. As always, the answers come hard and leave her head spinning. Bron grows up faster than he needs to, and he helps his mother where he can. Captain Winn proves to be a good friend and is very supportive of Hope, but can she give her all to anyone ever again? What will the 1805...

Opie, Martin and their two children, Nathan and Arvella work hard in Schoharie to build their lives and fortunes. Martin was not a young man and took on too much work, thus ending his life early. It was very difficult to survive with no husband and Opie mourned Martin and missed her love. A family friend lost his wife as well and he proposed to Opie, but she was too deeply into grieving to reply. Suddenly she had to make a decision, and fast because a flood swept away all she and Martin had worked for, this was a terrible blow. Schoharie held too many memories for Opie and she needed to...

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