Circle C Adventures
Follow twelve-year-old Andi Carter as she stumbles in and out of trouble in 1880 and learns long-lasting life lessons from her strong and loving family. Solid middle-grade fiction for ages 9-13. Combine the books with study guides and/or lapbooks for a year’s worth of educational fun. 🔎 Click on the book covers to read sample chapters. Meet the family!

Andi Carter’s poor choices plunge her into danger when she takes her horse Taffy and leaves her home on the Circle C ranch.

Andi’s frightening experiences with an outlaw captor result in a new understanding of what the Golden Rule really means.

Andi holds her brother Mitch’s life in her hands when a back-country camping trip goes desperately wrong.

Andi’s eyewitness testimony puts a beloved citizen at the scene of a crime. Will the price of truth be too high if it means losing Taffy?
Circle C Fan Fun Extras
Fan-requested Andi Carter adventures published by the author (not Kregel Publications). The first three books can be purchased on Amazon (print or Kindle). The expanded version of Long Ride Home can only be purchased as an Epub on my website. 🔎 Click the covers to read sample chapters.

The original manuscript that morphed into Trouble with Treasure. You’ll find twists and surprises, along with multiple points of view, not found in the officially published version.

This story lay unfinished for years until the fans begged for it. The plot goes in a completely different direction from the law-and-order theme of Price of Truth.

The best of the Circle C fan fiction! Six brand-new stories, some which include Andi Prescott and her growing family. Can you tell which I wrote and which ones fans wrote?

The original book one manuscript, with 10,000 more words and multiple points of view of the family. “Meanwhile, back at the ranch” for fans who want more. 👉 EPUB only.

Meet the Carter Family

Andi Carter
Brave, horse‑crazy, and always in the middle of excitement, Andi faces real dangers and big decisions on the ranch.

Justin Carter
An excellent lawyer and a responsible oldest brother, Justin keeps a special eye on Andi ever since their father died.

Chad Carter
Stubborn yet soft-hearted, he bosses the ranch. He also bosses his youngest sister, which Andi does not appreciate.

Mitch Carter
Easygoing and fun, Mitch is always ready with a kind word or a helping hand. He’s always nearby to help dig Andi out of scrapes.

Mother
Elizabeth Carter is a strong but gentle, steady, and faith‑filled ranch mother, whose calm wisdom keeps the whole Carter family grounded.

Melinda Carter
Andi’s older sister, graceful and ladylike, who tries her best to keep Andi out of trouble, and tries to guide her into growing up to be a young lady.

Katherine
This long-lost older sister shows up on the ranch after ten years, upending everything Andi thought she knew about her family. Can she learn to love her?

Cory Blake
Although not part of the Carter family, Cory is Andi’s best friend. Dependable and kind, he helps Andi through difficult situations with a smile and a joke.

What Readers Say
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “I really enjoyed this book [Long Ride Home]. It was a quick paced read and kept my interest from beginning to end. It has some great teaching elements in it and a wonderful storyline. I recommend it highly, a very enjoyable read.” -Shirley Johnson, The Midwest Book Review
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This delightful story [Long Ride Home] from debut author, Susan Marlow, demands sequels, because of her memorable characters and dynamic story line, reminiscent of Tom Sawyer tales. Although intended for youth, I couldn’t put the book down until I finished it. Definitely add this one to your shopping list for young and old alike. -Gail Welborn Montgomery’s Journey
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This book and others in this series are worth every penny!! They are well-written, engaging, and have excellent morals in each one. You can’t go wrong with these wonderful tales. –Heather
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ From the story line, to the characters, to the morals, these books are extremely well written. Many authors try to “tell” you about the character; Susan Marlow “shows” you their character. In fact, you feel like you know them. –David D.




