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Billy Coleman had spent his boyhood in the rugged hills of the Ozarks, fostering a strong bond with his two loyal coonhounds, Old Dan and Little Ann. But after the hounds met a tragic end, the loss destroyed Billy's heart. He left the hills of his childhood to find city life, leaving his heartbreak behind. This is a tale, long forgotten, of a journey back to the land he once called home, and the sprouting of a second Red Fern.

As the weight of his years bore heavily on his frail shoulders, Michael returned to the empty streets of his youth. Houses once filled with laughter and music now stood vacant, echoing the echoes of his past. He came back to reconcile the ghosts that lingered - not just for him, but also for a woman who was a paradox of sorts, Hanna.

In the heart of the rural English Midlands, a young woman named Ursula Brangwen finds herself enmeshed in the winds of change. She is a direct descendant of D.H. Lawrence's iconic characters, Tom Brangwen and his Polish wife Lydia, from his seminal work, 'The Rainbow'. Being a part of a lineage marked by intense passions and spiritual exploration, Ursula, too, weaves her life around an incessant quest for knowledge and love.

In the frosty expanse of the Northern territory, lay a silent castle named Winterfell, home to the illustrious House Stark. Eddard Stark, the honorable Warden of the North, brooded alone in his study. A letter, arrived at dawn, perturbed him. It carried a dangerous secret, a secret that could light the Seven Kingdoms aflame. The king's friend, Jon Arryn was dead. A message from his wife implied that it was murder, orchestrated by Queen Cersei, of House Lannister.

Will Stanton, now fourteen, awoke in his Welsh uncle's home, feeling an uncanny chill slithering in the air. Uncle David had taken him in after a strange bout of illness left Will with little memory of his past actions. He remembered the Old Ones, and he remembered the battle for the Light, but the specifics were as blurred as the distant haze over the Welsh mountains.