Native Son

Praise for Daughter of Liberty, also in the American Patriot Series 'To read Daughter of Liberty is to live in 1775, to experience the spirit that made our country great. . . .'---Reader Review 'For any history lover, this book is the start of a fascinating series. . . .'---Christian Fiction Reviewer Newsletter Brigadier General Jonathan Carleton has pledged his allegiance to General George Washington, and his heart to the fiery Elizabeth Howard. As the beautiful daughter of Loyalists, she deftly moves among British officers by day and elusively slips across the countryside to give their secrets to the Sons of Liberty by night. Clever deception may be her stock-in-trade---but the charming blond-haired Jonathan knows the deepest secrets of Elizabeth's heart. When General Washington arrives in Cambridge to take command of the American forces, he orders Carleton to undertake a perilous journey deep into Indian territory, and requests that Elizabeth stay behind to continue her work as a spy. As Elizabeth gains further entree into Loyalist circles and access to the intelligence Washington desperately needs, she receives news that Carleton has been captured by the Indians and his fate uncertain. The British begin receiving reports that a blond-haired warrior is leading Shawnee raids against their outposts on the frontier as British general William Howe unleashes an overwhelming invasion force against New York.