Ethan Morgan never asked to be firstborn—and definitely didn’t buy into all the ridiculous tradition that came with it. From the time he could talk though, Andrew, Ethan’s twin and younger brother by mere seconds, begged for the honor. Maybe if he’d just given it to him—signed away his birthright... (more)

This isn't the world you think it is... Every day they slip across our borders to infiltrate our government, our schools, our neighborhoods. Homeland security can't stop them. The armed forces are no threat to them. Powerful and unseen, they cannot be stopped. They have been doing thi... (more)

The seventh book in the popular adult fiction series, "An American Family Portrait, The Victors" follows the path of a new generation of the Morgan family. Four siblings are caught up in the events of World War II, and each will handle the challenge differently. Nat, Walt, Alex, and Lily must face l... (more)

Against the volatile backdrop of the cultural and political turmoil of the 1960s, the author sets the final chapter of this popular series. How will the 13th generation of the Morgan family in America tackle the challenges of the Vietnam War, hippies, social protest, and assassination?

As the Civil War erupts, the children of Jeremiah Morgan are uprooted from home—the boys to battlefields, their only daughter to New York City to write tracts for the homesick soldiers.

Theirs was a vision of peace. The world had outgrown war. Or so they thought. Belgium lies in ruins. France is about to fall. England is ablaze from nightly bombings. Can America’s late entry into the Great War make a difference? Can the world truly be made safe for democracy? Like the rest of... (more)