Bestselling, family-friendly historical fiction set on the colonial North Carolina coast
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While there are revisionist historians who awkwardly perform intellectual somersaults and contortions to construct fictional narratives about our nation’s history, insisting that its foundations are wholly secular, the plain fact is that the United States of America was—without question, debate, or doubt—established as a “nation under God.” A clear sense of Biblical ethics infused every aspect of American Colonial […]
First Things First A few months ago I put the word out that I thought I had found a new copy editor and I hoped to get Book 7 out by the end of March. Long story short, that isn’t going to happen. Book 7 won’t be out by the end of March. And the […]
Circular letter from the Massachusetts House of Representatives to the provincial legislatures in America Massachusetts. General Court February 11, 1768 From The Colonial Records of North Carolina, Volume 07, Pages 686-689 [From MS. Records in Office of Secretary of State.] Province of the Massachusetts-Bay, Feby 11th 1768. Sir [to the Speaker of the House of […]
If you love colonial American history and you haven’t started watching Townsends’ channel on YouTube yet, you are missing out. Something about the end of one year and the start of a new one seems like a great time for countdowns… or Top 10 lists, so I figured I’d make one about one of my […]
An Adam Fletcher Adventure novella just in time for the holidays! This is a quick, fun read for this special time of year. It will hopefully be a welcome side trip after the intense adventure of The Stolen Bride. I fully anticipate the next book in the series (the as-of-yet-untitled book 7!) to be action-packed, […]
The ebook version of The Stolen Bride was launched at the end of May and it has occupied the #1 spot on Amazon’s Colonial Historical Fiction New Releases since that time. This is entirely thanks to all of you! I made a very short video and posted it on Facebook the other night to say […]