Books like Clouds of terror by Catherine A. Welch

The Ingalls family leaves debt‑ridden Minnesota, with Mary now blind, to seek new opportunities. Pa works for a railroad in Dakota Territory, then brings his wife and children to become pioneers in the nascent town of De Smet.

Almanzo Wilder's early childhood on a New York farm is depicted, introducing his parents and siblings as he grows up around age eight, marking the first volume of Laura Ingalls Wilder's Little House series.

Laura and her family settle in Minnesota, living first in a dugout before a new house is built, while enduring floods, blizzards, and grasshopper infestations.

Nine‑year‑old Kirsten and her family face hardships en route from Sweden to the Minnesota frontier in 1854.

Kirsten and her family celebrate Christmas on a Minnesota farm in 1848.

A young Swedish immigrant girl discovers friendship and learns valuable lessons in an American prairie school.

Laura, Almanzo, and their eight‑year‑old daughter Rose settle on Rocky Ridge farm in Missouri, working hard to build a new home in the Ozark mountains.

Ten-year-old Kirsten discovers a bee tree and faces danger in trying to harvest honey.

A tough Minnesota winter changes Kirsten's frontier life, including trapping responsibilities and a new house move.

A pioneer girl and her family celebrate the holiday in their Wisconsin cabin, illustrating frontier life and family traditions.

A story of friendship and rivalry among girls on the American frontier, where Laura faces the meanest classmate Nellie.

Laura Ingalls Wilder lends a hand on her family’s farms in the Big Woods and on the prairie, absorbing the rhythms and responsibilities of frontier life.

Set in early 1900s Missouri, Laura 'Rose' Wilder and her family face a series of natural disasters that test their resilience on the family farm.

Set in the Ozarks, the story follows Laura, Almanzo Wilder, and their daughter Rose as they establish a farm and apple orchard, navigating pioneer life in early Missouri.

An intriguing tale of forbidden love and deception set in 19th-century England, exploring themes of truth, betrayal, and the price of true love.

Rae Travis is having one of those days...First her computer breaks down at the top-secret laboratory where she works; then a tire blows on the way home, sending her into a border patrolman's cruiser in her in her driveway! Simon Kirk captures her interest, but his assignment is temporary. Someone in the area is ferrying terrorists between Florida and a nearby island used as a sanctuary, and Simon has to track him down. His news shocks Rae-she works on a project to safeguard airplanes from terrorist sabotage-but she never expects the danger to reach her. The next night, however, she and her brother find someone operating a secret radio transmitter, and their discovery nearly gets them killed. Rae's fears double when she learns that the technician who repairs her computer may be concealing her identity. If the project data fell into the wrong hands, the results would be devastating. Without concrete proof Rae is helpless to stop her coworker, unless she takes drastic steps that may cost her her job-and her life!

In Homer’s drear winter of 1905, the rural community of Mansfield, Missouri learns that true joy comes from helping one another, discovering the spirit of Christmas under harsh frontier conditions.