Historical Novel, a true story about the aboriginal people of the Aleutian Islands in Alaska. Fictional characters but the story is based on the accounts given to the author by the old Aleut people that were 70 to 80 years old in 1953.

The historical account of the of the lives of the founders of the Baha'i Faith, the Bab & Baha'u'llah. The Baha'i Religion is second only to Christianity in world wide distribution.

Caldwell explains how a person can use prayer and meditation to develop spiritual growth for his eternal soul, spiritual enlightenment, and spiritual transformation to the spiritual kingdom.

Throughout the Baha'i world in 1953 hearts throbbed with longing and minds quickened with dreams of destinations and destinies in response to the call for pioneers to open territories virgin to the Baha'i Faith. The spiritual reward, to be accompanied by the correlative title of "Knight of Baha'u'llah," would be great. This book is the story of that call and the results. It was in response to this call that I did not only go to the remote Island of Unalska in the Aleution chain but was a trip from a material world to a spiritual world.

On mans eternal journey to find and develop spiritually we have guidance from our creator. So when every thing else has failed just get out the instructions of the holy scriptures of Baha'u'llah, study them and apply them to your life. This book is about real people in a real world that tried to do it, what happened when they followed the instructions, with unbelievable and miraculous results, and what happened when they didn't. The book is written in a story telling style so it easy for people of all ages to read and follow. An inspiring book of self help on your spiritual path.

Caldwell pens an in-depth study of divine revelation for spiritual growth andspiritual transformation.