1774. Williamsburg, Virginia. On the brink of revolutionary war, she is the daughter of the newly made Governor of Virginia, voice of the King in the colonies. She starts a new life and a new love in the New World. He is a Patriot--a Yankee--and will play his part as best he can to rid America of British rule. With their families siding with opposing Tory and Patriot parties, will the political upheaval end their newly found happiness before it is given a chance to bloom? Perhaps this colonial Romeo and Juliet will win to have a happier ending than their predecessors... or perhaps not....

It's the Revolutionary War and the middle of winter. James Cadey is one of the soldiers that is staying at Valley Forge. He fills out a journal of some of the things that he sees and does. Who knew that so many people could die in one place.

Alexandria has never had an easy life. The year is 1776, the revolutionary war. She is shunned becuase she is a rape child, and to make it worse her father is an indian. She lives alone and her only friend is her 'supplier' But what will she do when one day a Redcoat Colonel demands him to house her. Or when the same Colonel wont let her leave him?

John is just an average fourteen year old boy. At least, until the revolutionary war started. Then John winds up in Paul Revere's buggy, when he finds out of one of the British's Secrets. He and his crush Elizabeth become spy's. Helping the patriots win The Revolutionary War. When John comes face to face with the killer of his mom, the war turns into a lot than freedom for their people, it turns into a chance for him to get his revenge. Book 1 of Kids at War series

Screams filled the night as the fire raged. I ran down the street towards my house, praying fervently that it wasn't on fire. If only I hadn't gone to the church tonight, then I wouldn't be in this situation. Another explosion lit up the night as I glanced quickly behind me. I only hoped that I would make it in time. My name is Elizabeth Quiller and I survived the Revolutionary War-barely. Here is my story.....

Annabelle Harbet was just an ordinary lab assistant. She always dreamed of meeting her famous great grandmother who lived during the revolutionary war. When she was picked to test one of the scientists machines, she couldn't believe it. Soon she will discover true love, true pain, and the reason people sacrifice themselves to save another. This is a love story (not sappy) and a somewhat historically based book. Enjoy!

Abigail is a eighteen year old girl during the revolutionary war. With her family involved in the war, she is bewildered when she meets a handsome British soldier, who is the enemy. Despite her feelings, Abigail feels a tug to fight for her country.A story of finding the most important things in the midst of finding freedom.

This is a parallel story following the investigation by two present day graduate students of papers left behind by a patriot working undercover for Washington during the Revolutionary War. While the conversations are necessarily constructs, the story is based on the true story of Princeton historians who discovered an unknown general, who turned out to be George Washington's "secret agent." His actions were critical to the success of the Revolution but went unnoticed until several years ago because, as a secret agent, all paper trails either never existed or were so slightly documented that they remained undiscovered for more than 200 years. This agent's success came at a huge personal sacrifice. The only surviving proof that he even existed would be the letters discovered in a barn in the twentieth century.

Tara finds herself thrown into battle after battle during the American Revolution. One on the road, and one within herself. She has sided with the Patriots, but when a Red Coat shows up on her doorstep, bleeding and begging for help, she cannot turn him away. Their lives on the line, the fate of a nation in the balance, things are set in motion when she allows him into her home. Into her heart. The question now is can those things be undone? And if so, should they be?