A routine spring fishing trip for Mom and Dad, turned into a unpredictable journey for Spring Flower Johnson and her big brother JJ. A modern day little house on the prairie, set in interior Alaska, filled with intrigue, and suspense. Keeping up with daily chores of a subsistence lifestyle while their parents are away, is the least of their worries. They find themselves defending their home from intruders, crossing paths with bears, facing a deadly illness, and making new friends. Readers find themselves losing their breath in fear and finding youthful laughter, while learning Alaska history and survival skills. Raised By the Midnight Sun leads you on an emotional rollercoaster, through birch trees,and over tundra, as Spring Flower decides if the country life is for her. Will their parents allow them to stay behind again once they hear of the dangers they have faced alone?
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Sparky Jones, raised in the wilds of Alaska, began writing stories in her journals when she was young. Interior Alaska's long winters and solitude made for prime writing time. Yet, all of her stories stayed locked within the pages of those childhood journals most of her life. Sparky's words and passions run deep. She has a heart for children and has been ministering to the youth of Fairbank for 20 years. When diagnosed with stage 4 cancer, she decided it was time to share her stories, so throughout chemo therapy she started editing them. Sparky lives in Fairbanks, Alaska, where she is a dispatcher for the northern most Yellow Cab Company in America, a wife, and proud mother of seven children: Lee, Sterling, CY, IvyJaden, Autumn, Latoya, and Shanika and four grandchildren.