A 1930's set story of love and war, of redemption and reconciliation, and of the love and of friends and family that will get you through the hardest of times. Find out what happened to the vivid, compelling characters of Wind at My Back after the fifth season. Follow them as they face the ups and downs of small town life, family troubles and joys, and the rise of fascism.

Opening act for a long novel based on the great Wind at My Back tv series set in a small Ontario town in the 1930's. This begins in 1918 at the end of WWI. It ends in 1927, five years before the start of the series. Read on and learn how Grace Bailey became the person we meet in the first episode.

There's an accident at the mine and the town of New Bedford, most of whom work at the mine, rallies at the mine, unfortunately six men are killed and May Bailey who runs the mine must rally the town back.

After Leo's death, May finds herself trying to cope with her own grief, the grief of Maisey, and the fact that Maisey doesn't want to stay. May's memories overwhelm her along with a sense of a lost opportunity.

Leo has been back in New Bedford for a year and he and May had accepted everyone's match making attempts. Now Leo is proposing on a warm summer night. Grace may be thrilled, but what about Robert?

Just a story based after the Christmas movie. Enjoy!

Leo has been back in New Bedford for a while and May and Leo are in a relationship. What is Grace's reaction when she catches them in a ionate embrace. What do May and Leo have to do to make Grace believe that they care for each other. May is suddenly on the receiving end of the interference in her life.

Leo is very ill and May realizes just how important he is to her and she hopes that she has a chance to tell him. She's tending to him and her emotions are overwhelming her.

Honey opens the door and meets four year old Ben. His mother had left him - in hopes that he would find a loving home. Max and Honey agree to adopt Ben; only if they couldn't locate his mother.