Books with author Ed Dunlop

The first book in the Terrestria Chronices young adult allegory series. Travel back in time to the kingdom of Terrestria, a land where knights and their ladies live in castles and where dragons still roam (occasionally). The Terrestria Chronicles allegory series was written with a three-fold purpose: to honor Jesus Christ as King, to challenge young readers to love and serve Him, and to teach them to guard their hearts for Him. The focus of the series is always on the King. This is not Narnia; this is not Lord of the Rings. The Terrestria Chronicles were written to honor Christ and be as true to Scripture as possible. Some readers have compared the Terrestria books to The Pilgrim's Progress, though this series is much more readable, relevant, and action-packed than Bunyan's classic work. Written for ages ten and up, the Terrestria series is ideal for family devotions, classroom use, or individual enjoyment. Young Josiah lives in the kingdom of Terrestria, the realm of good King Emmanuel. Yet the land is at war. Evil, cruel Argamor wants the throne. And he has loyal followers placed strategically throughout the kingdom. Who will win the battle for Terrestria, and on which side will Josiah find himself? Alive with fast-paced action in a medieval setting, Book 1 of the Terrestria allegory series encourages the reader to live as a child of the King.

In Book 2 of the Sherlock Jones Jr. Detective Series, Sherlock and his friend Penny Gordon walk in on a robbery in progress at their town s only bank. The robbers cleverly frame one of the kids good friends, who feels helpless to clear his name. As Sherlock painstakingly pursues his investigation he finds a clever cover up and an inside job. Sherlock employs some smart and very bold maneuvers as he collects information to corner the robbers, including a disguise that even completely fools Penny herself. Sherlock cracks a seemingly fool-proof case, to right the wrongs in Willoughby once again. Related stories include Sherlock Jones: The Assassination Plot, Sherlock Jones: The Phantom Airplane, and Sherlock Jones: The Missing Diamond."

The third book in the Terrestria Chronicles young adult allegory series. Join Prince Josiah, Princess Gilda, and Prince Selwyn in this third Terrestrian adventure. It's a race against time as they set out on a dangerous quest to deliver the King s pardon to Adam Everyman, a prisoner condemned to die. Argamor s evil forces are determined for their mission to end in failure. Will the three young people overcome the obstacles, locate the Dungeon of Condemnation, and deliver the royal pardon in time? Book 3 of The Terrestria Chronicles encourages the reader to be a witness for the King.

Jed Cartwright gets his own horse, a beautiful black stallion, and the kind widow who had cared for them when they were in need earlier comes to live with them in St. Louis. Then a family who had been enemies become friends. How could life get any better?Just when it seems that everything is perfect, Jed and his sister, Mandy, are kidnapped by a party of Comanche raiders. They are taken far to the west and kept closely guarded as prisoners by the tribe. As they experience the strange customs of their captors, they wonder what is to be done with them and whether or not they will ever see their home again. Experience Jed Cartwright's new adventure as he seeks the Lord's help in escaping from the Indians and making his way back home.

Travel back in time to the kingdom of Terrestria, a land where knights and their ladies live in castles and where dragons still roam (occasionally). The Terrestria Chronicles allegory series was written with a three-fold purpose: to honor Jesus Christ as King, to challenge young readers to love and serve Him, and to teach them to guard their hearts for Him. The focus of the series is always on the King. This is not Narnia; this is not Lord of the Rings. The Terrestria Chronicles were written to honor Christ and be as true to Scripture as possible. Some readers have compared the Terrestria books to The Pilgrim's Progress, though this series is much more readable, relevant, and action-packed than Bunyan's classic work. Written for ages ten and up, the Terrestria series is ideal for family devotions, classroom use, or individual enjoyment. When Princess Gilda and Prince Selwyn refuse the offer of a gift forbidden by King Emmanuel, Prince Josiah accepts, not realizing that his actions will impact the Castle of Faith. For a time, the young prince is able to conceal his act of treachery, and it seems that all is well. But when a Cararian Greatwing, the fiercest of dragons, begins terrorizing the kingdom, Josiah learns too late that he is powerless to control the beast that he has unleashed upon Terrestria. This fifth adventure in the Terrestria allegory series will challenge the reader to guard his or her heart for the King.

The second book in the Terrestria Chronicles young adult allegory series. Travel back in time to the kingdom of Terrestria, a land where knights and their ladies live in castles and where dragons still roam (occasionally). The Terrestria Chronicles allegory series was written with a three-fold purpose: to honor Jesus Christ as King, to challenge young readers to love and serve Him, and to teach them to guard their hearts for Him. The focus of the series is always on the King. This is not Narnia; this is not Lord of the Rings. The Terrestria Chronicles were written to honor Christ and be as true to Scripture as possible. Some readers have compared the Terrestria books to The Pilgrim's Progress, though this series is much more readable, relevant, and action-packed than Bunyan's classic work. Written for ages ten and up, the Terrestria series is ideal for family devotions, classroom use, or individual enjoyment. When King Emmanuel sends Prince Josiah on a difficult journey to various castles across the kingdom, the young prince is unprepared for the dangers that he will face. But if he can reach all seven castles he will obtain seven priceless jewels for his Shield of Faith! Alive with fast-paced adventure in a medieval setting, Book 2 of the delightful Terrestria allegory series challenges the reader to examine his/her relationship with the King.

"I still say there's gold left in the Bluebird Mine," the voice said. "Old Man Potter got that gold from somewhere!""Yeah, but that was thirty years ago," a second voice replied. "Potter died without leaving a clue to the mine's whereabouts.""Potter made a map," the first voice asserted, "and I know how to find it. Think of all that gold sittin' there, jest waitin' for someone to come along and find it! It's as good as ours.""And jest how are you goin' to go about findin' the map?"The boys stared at each other, wide-eyed. Just then, Seth leaned against the counter, and a small glass bottle crashed to the floor. The voices stopped.*******************When Jed and his new brother Nathan accompany Pa Cartwright on a trip to the Colorado Territory, they learn of a gold mine that has been lost for more than thirty years. Setting out to find it, the boys discover that someone else knows the mine's whereabouts. And that someone is willing to kill to protect the secret.

Join Jed Cartwright and his family as they travel by train to South Carolina to meet Jed’s adopted grandfather, the keeper of the lighthouse at Sharktooth Point.During their visit, Jed and Nathan discover that someone is using the old lighthouse to signal a mysterious ship at sea. When the local constable warns that a gang of international smugglers is operating in the area, the boys guess the purpose of the clandestine lighthouse signals.Who is sending secret signals from the old lighthouse? Why doesn’t Grampa want to talk about it? Who is the stranger who disappears on the open beach, leaving no trace behind? Is Grampa involved with the smugglers?Join Jed, Mandy and Nathan as they seek to unravel the conflicting clues and solve the mystery of the old lighthouse. This fast-paced adventure stresses the value of complete obedience to parental authority.

In Book 1 of the Sherlock Jones, Jr. Detective Series, Ed Dunlop’s Sherlock Jones: The Assassination Plot presents Jasper Jones and Penny Gordon, an adventurous pair of friends who have stumbled onto a diabolical plot: professional assassins are planning to get rid of their state’s governor. Their ingenious and heroic efforts to save the governor win Jasper the nickname, Sherlock Jones, and begin the continuing adventures of Jasper and his friends.

A kingdom in peril. An impending invasion by the Karnivans. A missing prince. And a young man with a top secret mission.When two goatherds free a young nobleman from the Windstone castle dungeon, they begin a journey that will change history—and bring all three young people face to face with deadly information.Exactly who is Sterling, their mysterious companion? What is he hiding? Why are Grimlor’s armies so intent on capturing him? The answers could help find the true king of Cheswold in time to save the kingdom.Travel back in time to the days of noble knights and powerful warlords... daring quests and deadly dragons... the days of honor and valor and chivalry. TheGolden Dagger is the second book in the Tales from Terrestria, a companion series to the Terrestria Chronicles medieval allegory series.