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The Invisible Empire
Philadelphia, 1872 ~ Racism and Freedom
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Freedom Series - Book Two Josiah Washington, a sixteen-year-old former slave, longs to experience the true meaning of freedom in 1870's Philadelphia. An act of kindness sets Josiah at odds with Adam, the seventeen-year-old son of an influential white newspaperman who is secretly plotting to bring the Ku Klux Klan into the North. Deeply hurt and frustrated by the cruel injustices he has suffered, Josiah is unwittingly drawn into the newspaperman's ruthless schemes. Upon uncovering his father's treachery, Adam must choose a dangerous line of action that could save Josiah's life but threaten the course of his life and family-forever. As Josiah learns how to trust God and his new friends, he must help them find a way to stop the KKK from igniting Philadelphia into a violent war of racial hatred. Heroes and enemies spanning two generations collide, as God calls the past into account and brings evil men to justice.


Book 2 - City of Lies
Chicago, 1876 ~ Utopianism and Deception
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Freedom Series - Book One Providence reunites Christine Thompson and Adam Vestry four years following their first adventure in The Invisible Empire. The year is 1876. Chicago, just five years after the Great Fire, continues to rebuild its reputation as Queen of the West. The nation stands on the threshold of greatness, and a hope in Progress reigns. Christine, determined to make her own way, joins a beautiful utopian community called New Eden, where new ideas, hard work and equality have seemingly recreated Paradise. Adam, now an investigative magazine reporter, pursues connections between organized crime and business. Adam discovers that beneath Chicago's gemlike surface lies a dark and dangerous underworld where greed and power bring ruin to all who dare embrace it. But when Adam follows a trail of corruption to the doorstep of Christine's community in New Eden, he is not prepared for the conflict that follows. Adam will need all his wits and his faith to rescue Christine and to foil the evil that seeks to bring flames and destruction to the Queen of the West once again!

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The Darwinian Club
Boston, 1900 ~ Evolution and Euthanasia

Joshua Sweetwater, an American Indian student at Harvard University, is drawn into a fraternity called The Darwinian Club, a front for an organization committed to the “survival of the fittest.” Armed with biblical insight from letters written by an old family friend and the timely aid of a university janitor who is more than he appears, Joshua infiltrates the Club and exposes their devilish plots of murder and genocide.

No Gods! No Masters!
New York, 1915 ~ Sexuality and Hedonism

Constance Washington, granddaughter of Josiah from Book 1, is a gifted college graduate. A black writer ahead of her time, she is hired to be a spokeswoman for a new women’s rights organization following in the footsteps of Margaret Sanger. After Constance attempts to keep a friend from having an abortion, she finds her pregnant friend the target of unexplained accidents. Stories told by her godmother strengthen her to take a stand and expose the organization’s anti-life philosophy.

The Great Illusion
Hollywood, 1933 ~ Materialism and Fantasy

Paul Vestry, grandson of Adam in Book 2, is a budding Hollywood star who must choose between his faith, money and worldly success. An ill-advised relationship with a female co-star and a shady business deal entangles him with ruthless gangsters, threatening his career and his life. However, while filming a new movie, a godly scriptwriter uses the fictional life of Paul’s movie character to open his heart to the folly of his ways and to true faith in God.

Trojan Horses
Kansas City, 1958 ~ Television and Manipulation

Jason Vestry, the son of Paul Vestry, is a high school senior growing up in suburban Kansas City. Like many, he is captivated by the powerful new media of television. Jason and his friends turn from play to harassment to violence against local Indians on a nearby reservation. As Jason learns about the evil potential of media manipulation from a reticent neighbor who was a former Nazi soldier, he risks his life to take a stand for the truth.

In the Hands of an Angry God
San Francisco, 1972 ~ Nihilism and Suicide

Elijah Washington, grandson of Constance from Book 4, is comatose from a head wound sustained in a drug-related, drive-by shooting. As his spirit drifts between life and death, he is told stories by his faithful grandmother who has camped herself in his hospital room. Through her stories and flashbacks of his youth, Elijah learns about his family line. Meanwhile, fearful drug dealers lurk in the shadows, ready to pull Elijah's life support if he awakens. Will Elijah fight to survive and, in faith, choose life or silently resign to the spirit of death?


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