Two Runs of Stone is an epic in historical ction set in the late 1800's and is the result of fifteen years of concerted effort. Actual journals of some of the women and men who lived and died during the era provide the foundation of the work, not to mention their Danish, English, and American ancestors. In volume two, Two Runs of Stone-Windships America, we follow Peter and Maren Jensen, Claus and Gunda Wangsgaard, and a few hundred Danish Saints as they meet up with English members led by one Trevor Wells on their way to Zion via windships and riverboats. Join Torkil Olsen whose unfaithful...

Two Runs of Stone is a thrilling historical fiction portraying Victorian Denmark and a wealthy milling family caught in a whirlwind of politics, monarchial and religious oppression, amid philosophical awakening and new thirst for basic human freedom. Take a trip in time thru the grandeur of Copenhagen; sail the deep and powerful fjords of Scandinavia on billowing wind-ships; ride on velvet and leather upholstery in horse drawn carriages and surging locomotives; feel love blossom in wooded parks; walk the lush countryside waving golden grains ripe for the windmill's blades; finally listen as...

Two Runs of Stone is an epic in historical ction set in the late 1800's and is the result of fteen years of concerted effort. Actual journals of some of the womenand men who lived and died during the era provide the foundation of the work, not to mention their Danish, English, and American ancestors."

Two Runs of Stone is an epic in historical ction set in the late 1800's and is the result of fteen years of concerted effort. Actual journals of some of the womenand men who lived and died during the era provide the foundation of the work, not to mention their Danish, English, and American ancestors."

Two Runs of Stone is an epic in historical ction set in the late 1800's and is the result of fteen years of concerted effort. Actual journals of some of the women and men who lived and died during the era provide the foundation of the work, not to mention their Danish, English, and American ancestors. As Book III of the series opens Peter Jensen and company are underway, however not everyone in the original party decides to leave the outlaying plains of Atchison. Two young men married local girls and at least a dozen others including eight Mormons who decide that the growing area was...