American Family Portrait

When Drew Morgan is dispatched to the English village of Edenford to unmask a notorious pamphleteer, instead of a lair of sedition and heresy, he finds sincere, hardworking people trying to live by their biblical beliefs. He learns the truth about them, but is it too late? With Bishop Laud's forces closing in, Drew Morgan makes a decision that will lay the foundation for one family's spiritual heritage for generations to come.Used by Christian schools and home schools all across the nation!Christian historical fiction at its best!Books in the American Family Portrait SeriesBook 1 The Puritans – Coming to AmericaBook 2 The Colonists – Colonial AmericaBook 3 The Patriots – Revolutionary WarBook 4 The Adversaries – Civil WarBook 5 The Pioneers – Heading WestBook 6 The Allies – World War IBook 7 The Victors – World War IIBook 8 The Peacemakers – 1960s and VietnamBook 9 The Guardians – Present Day

Book 2, American Family Portrait series. Their family ripped apart by a powerful and ruthless merchant, Benjamin Morgan's three children must battle enemies among the Narragansett Indians, ruthless Boston merchants, and pirates on the high seas. Their survival depends on developing an indomitable spirit, the kind that would come to characterize a fledgling nation.

Book 3, American Family Portrait series. As the winds of revolution agitate the colonies, forcing them to declare their allegiance, the Morgans find themselves split on the issue. Twin brothers. Both patriots. Equally passionate. One faithful to England; the other to America. Will the forces that pit brother against brother doom the Morgan heritage, or save it?

Book 4, American Family Portrait series. Emotions erupt between the Morgan and Cooper families when the Morgan boys run slaves during a reunion with their Southern friends. As national tensions escalate, the boys from both families march to war on opposite sides of the conflict, only to find themselves under attack by a common enemy with a blood feud.

Book 5, American Family Portrait series. In an age of sweatshops and oppressive factory conditions, tenement dwellers cling to dreams of better days. One such dreamer is Jesse Morgan. But when a real-life act of heroism goes terribly wrong, Jesse flees New York's east side for the pioneering West, pursued by his past. On steamboats, wagon trains, railroads and open buggies, the chase is on.

Book 8, American Family Portrait series. Set against the turbulent backdrop of the volatile 60's, the Morgan household erupts when Paige protests the military draft and her brother's imminent departure for Vietnam. Disillusioned by the agendas of the protest leaders, when her brother returns from war broken and despondent, Paige embarks on one final crusade-to restore him to the family.

Book 9, American Family Portrait. The Morgan saga reaches present day. Ethan Morgan never wanted to be the heir of a three-century-old family legacy. But when his brother is murdered, and the symbol of his family's legacy-a 17th Century Bible-is stolen, he uses his training as a police detective to track down the murderer, only to get caught up in a greater threat than he ever imagined.