The third book in the series follows the adventures of Jack Byrne, brother of Kit, as he seeks independence from his sister in the lumber camps. Jack works as a cook's helper but is always yearning for the glory of working with the loggers. Full of confidence, the inexperienced Jack tries his hand at logging only to have his attempts end in a tragic accident for himself and another logger. Circumstances soon find Jack alone and injured in the wilderness. Memories of his past come rushing in as he struggles to survive his guilt over his past and survive the hardship of the woods with only a stray wolf cub for a companion. Jack comes to understand that he must own up to all of his past mistakes if he truly wants to become the strong man he yearns to be.

Reviews

Praise for "Greener Grass"
"This well-researched book brings to life the Irish famine of mid-nineteenth century. Readers observe an honest, hard-working girl turn into a young woman" - VOYA Praise for WILD GEESE
"This is a compelling historical novel with well-researched details."-"School Library Journal"