Colonists

In the years before America became a nation, newgenerations were born to the Puritans, men andwomen historians have called The ColonistsThe untimely death of Benjamin Morgan,great-grandson of Drew Morgan, has splintered hisBoston family into feuding factions. Neither eldest sonPhilip, headstrong daughter Priscilla, nor rebelliousyoung Jared seems to care for each other let alonetheir father's faith in God. And Constance, Benjamin'swidow, is so overcome with loneliness that she can dolittle to restore harmony. It appears that Drew's dreamof a strong Christian heritage, passing without fail fromone generation of Morgans to the next, is injeopardy.When Daniel Cole, an unethical merchant, forces eachof the three children as well as their mother to points ofcrisis and decision, God's Spirit sweeps through thecolonies in a dramatic revival. At last, Philip and hissiblings see the error of their divisiveness. But can theirnewfound faith and unity withstand the unscrupulousCole, who has manipulated Constance into marriageand who will stop at nothing to destroy a now-thrivingMorgan family business?From the cobbled streets of Boston to a NarragansettIndian village to the Atlantic's high seas, follow life incolonial New England through the adventures of one ofAmerica's first families of faith.Cavanaugh, Jack is the author of 'Colonists' with ISBN 9781564763464 and ISBN 1564763463.