Keepers of the Ring Series by Angela Elwell Hunt

Roanoke: The Lost Colony recounts the life of Jocelyn Colman, whose faith is tested and refined when she follows the husband she barely knows to an unexplored land. Jocelyn struggles with her husband's bitterness and guilt until God's forgiveness becomes a lifesaving reality.

Series premiere special price! The Lost Colony recounts the life of Jocelyn Colman, whose faith is tested and refined when she follows the husband she barely knows to an unexplored land. Jocelyn struggles with her husband's bitterness and guilt until God's forgiveness becomes a lifesaving reality... moreSeries premiere special price! The Lost Colony recounts the life of Jocelyn Colman, whose faith is tested and refined when she follows the husband she barely knows to an unexplored land. Jocelyn struggles with her husband's bitterness and guilt until God's forgiveness becomes a lifesaving reality.Based upon original historical documents and the writings of John White, The Lost Colony is a thought-provoking exploration of what might have happened to the colonists who founded North America's first European colony. less

In 1587, a group of colonists set sail from England, bound for Virginia, to establish the first English colony in the New World. They never made it to Virginia, but settled on Roanoke Island. John White, the colony's founder, sailed away, promising to return. By the time he did return, the colonists had vanished... moreIn 1587, a group of colonists set sail from England, bound for Virginia, to establish the first English colony in the New World. They never made it to Virginia, but settled on Roanoke Island. John White, the colony's founder, sailed away, promising to return. By the time he did return, the colonists had vanished. Angela Hunt has pieced together historical records, folklore, and fact to create this compelling story of what most likely did happen to the colonists on Roanoke Island, while at the same time weaving a tale of God's mercy and grace. less

Twin sons of Fallon and Gilda vie for approval and their mother's love. The characters' interaction with each other--as well as their understanding of and interactions with God--are carefully woven into a tapestry made up of actual historical events and characters.

A brother and sister search for each other after being separated by an Indian prince and his war. The adventures of the keepers of the ring continue . . .About the AuthorChristy-award winner Angela Elwell Hunt has authored over eighty books, including the best-selling THE TALE OF THREE TREES, THE IMMORTAL, and THE JUSTICE.

Could Rachelle's father really be an Indian? All her life, Rachelle Bailie has believed that her father was an English clergyman killed in an Indian attack. But her mother now confesses to Rachelle that her father, Mojag Bailie, still lives--and that Indian blood courses through his veins. "Find your father," her mother pleads from her deathbed. Intrigued by the story and desperate to understand the truth, Rachelle agrees... moreCould Rachelle's father really be an Indian? All her life, Rachelle Bailie has believed that her father was an English clergyman killed in an Indian attack. But her mother now confesses to Rachelle that her father, Mojag Bailie, still lives--and that Indian blood courses through his veins. "Find your father," her mother pleads from her deathbed. Intrigued by the story and desperate to understand the truth, Rachelle agrees. In her quest to locate Mojag, she boards a ship bound for Boston, but the ship is attacked by the dread pirate Bettencourt. Finding herself face-to-face with the notorious renegade, Rachelle does the unthinkable . . . and finds herself caught up in an adventure beyond her wildest imagining. The final book in the Keepers of the Ring series continues with breathless adventures based on historical facts. less