The Colonists (American Family Portrait, Book 2)

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Summary: Good history and characters
Review: I had a hard time putting this one down. The characters were fairly well written. However, I had a problem with the plot. While it worked well for a work of fiction, it added an element of disbelief, but not enough of one to make me put the book down. I thoroughly enjoyed it.

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Summary: Fantastic
Review: Like the first book in the series, I found The Colonists an excellent reading experience. Although captivatingly suspenseful for a book set in this time period, it was meticulously consistent with historical events and reality. One thing that continues to impress me about the writer is his use of complex, strikingly human characters. I find Cavanaugh's understanding of human nature amazing. It is interesting to see how much the attitude of the Puritans changed over the course of 1 or 2 generations. I think that just about anyone would enjoy a book of this caliber. I surely did and I can't wait to see what Cavanaugh has in store for me in his next book!

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Summary: Amazing-simply amazing!
Review: So far I have only read the first three books in the American Family Portrait series and I absolutely loved all of them! Jack Cavanaugh writes such in-depth novels with such compelling characters! I couldn't put it down. Though I love all of the books that I have read so far in this series I have to say that with The Colonists Cavanaugh has truly outdone himself!

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Summary: The Colonists (American Family Portrait, Book 2)
Review: The Morgan family continues to endure hardships and learn about God's love in the American Colonies as the third generation steps out. After the death of their father Phillip, Priscilla, and Jared are all crossed by the evil Daniel Cole, who has the rest of Boston convinced that he is an honorable merchant.

It is so easy to be swept up in Cavanaugh's story. While reading an enjoyable novel you are able to learn a lot about the history of our beautiful country.

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Summary: The Colonists (American Family Portrait, Book 2)
Review: The Morgan family continues to endure hardships and learn about God's love in the American Colonies as the third generation steps out. After the death of their father Phillip, Priscilla, and Jared are all crossed by the evil Daniel Cole, who has the rest of Boston convinced that he is an honorable merchant.

It is so easy to be swept up in Cavanaugh's story. While reading an enjoyable novel you are able to learn a lot about the history of our beautiful country.

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Summary: Great storytelling!
Review: This was a very good story, with the same elements that are in the rest of the books in this series: adventure, emotion, romance, Christian values, drama, history, and even a little humor!

Three siblings take off in different directions--one to the high seas of pirates, one to an indian village, and one stays home but causes quite a stir among peole. Great storytelling with the same historical detail and life that's in the whole series!