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Enter a tumultuous world of adventure, intrigue, romance . . . and Revolution!


The American Patriot Series by J. M. Hochstetler


The American Patriot Series sweeps readers into a world of revolution. Beginning in April 1775, this vivid retelling of our nation’s founding portrays the actual historical events, which converge with two compelling characters in a suspense-filled story of adventure, intrigue, and romance. On the ruins of war and loss, Elizabeth Howard and Jonathan Carleton will build an enduring legacy of love, hope, faith—and liberty!

The thrilling saga continues...

Wind Of The Spirit
Wind of the Spirit (March 2009)

Book 3

As Elizabeth Howard scrambles for crucial intelligence, she is drawn into the very maw of war at the Battle of Brooklyn Heights, where disaster threatens to end the American rebellion. Yet all the while her heart is fixed on Jonathan Carleton, whose whereabouts remain unknown more than a year after he disappeared into the wilderness. Carleton, now the Shawnee war chief White Eagle, is caught in a bitter war of his own against white settlers encroaching on Shawnee lands and the longing for Elizabeth that will not give him peace. Can her love bridge the miles between them—and the savage bonds that threaten to tear him forever from her arms?



Daughter Of Liberty
Daughter of Liberty


Book 1

In the blockaded port of Boston, Elizabeth Howard plays a dangerous game as the infamous courier Oriole, hunted by the British for smuggling intelligence and munitions to the Sons of Liberty by night. By day she flirts with British officers to gain access to information the rebels so desperately need. But she hasn’t counted on the arrival of Jonathan Carleton, an officer in the Seventeenth Light Dragoons. To her dismay, the attraction between them is immediate, powerful—and fought on both sides in a war of wits and words. As the first blood is spilled at Lexington and Concord, Carleton fights his own private battle of faith. And the headstrong Elizabeth must learn to follow God’s leading as her dangerous role thrusts her ever closer to the carnage of Bunker Hill.


Native Son
Native Son

Book 2

Brigadier General Jonathan Carleton has pledged his heart to fiery Elizabeth Howard. But when General Washington orders him to undertake a perilous journey deep into Indian country and persuades Elizabeth to continue her work as a spy, their plans to marry are put on hold. Captured and enslaved by the Seneca, Carleton is stripped of everything but his faith. He is rescued at last by a band of Shawnee, who adopt him as the warrior White Eagle. Rising to become war chief, he is drawn into a bitter war against the white settlers who threaten to overrun the Shawnee’s ancestral lands. Meanwhile, in New York City, as the British prepare to attack the outmatched Continental Army, Elizabeth despairs of ever learning Carleton’s fate. But when the western frontier explodes into flame, the name of White Eagle begins to spread beyond the borders of Ohio Territory.

This package also includes 2 highly acclaimed videos!


The American Experience
American Experience: John and Abigail Adams

Relying heavily on the extraordinary correspondence between the second president and his wife, this joint biography sheds light not only on the characters of two remarkable people, but also on the tumultuous times through which they lived. John and Abigail Adams played a critical role in many of the pivotal events of their era. This American Experience production reminds us that the Founding Fathers—and Mothers—were real, flawed, multi-dimensional people, who had no idea how things would turn out. (Excerpted from Amazon.)



The Crossing

The Crossing

Jeff Daniels is General George Washington, the increasingly desperate leader of the Continental Army. By December 1776, the tired and hungry army had retreated to the far banks of the Delaware River, a mere shadow of the original 20,000-strong force. Knowing that defeat means the end of the revolution, Washington takes the offensive in a dangerous surprise attack that turns the tide of the war. The Crossing brims with rich historical detail and comes alive with the stories of officers, soldiers, and a very human George Washington. (Excerpted from Amazon.)