Jack Cavanaugh Books in Order

After Benjamin Morgan dies, his children scatter into colonial Massachusetts, commerce, an Indigenous village, and even a pirate ship. Their father's hope for a lasting Christian family heritage is threatened as grief and conflict pull them apart.

Drew Morgan is sent by Bishop Laud to expose Puritan dissenters in England. Falling for a Puritan curate's daughter changes his loyalties, sending him toward Massachusetts while the powerful bishop's reach still threatens his new life.

As revolution reaches the American colonies, lifelong rivals Esau and Jacob Morgan are divided by love and loyalty. When both choose opposing sides in the struggle for independence, their family conflict becomes as dangerous as the war itself.

A friendship between Ohio Morgans and Virginia Coopers is strained when Morgan brothers help enslaved people escape. As their children's engagement hangs in the balance, the families confront divisions that foreshadow the coming Civil War.

Haunted by a factory fire that took his father and shattered his faith, Jesse Morgan flees industrial New York. A cruel prank, crime, and corruption leave him relying only on himself, until that hard independence begins to fail.

Nineteenth-century South Africa leaves Christiaan van der Kemp's family squeezed by British rule, frontier hardship, and conflict with the Xhosa. They join a difficult migration toward a new land, seeking freedom, safety, and a future of their own.

World War I uproots the Morgan family when the Lusitania is sunk and siblings Katy and Johnny are drawn into the conflict. A nurse and a fighter pilot, they face imprisonment behind German lines and battles of courage within themselves.

In colonial South Africa, proud plantation heir Jan van der Kemp clashes with Margot de Campion, a Huguenot orphan raised in Amsterdam. Their growing bond is tested by family wounds, grief, danger, and the expectations surrounding them.

The attack on Pearl Harbor scatters the Morgan family's young adults across a world at war. From the home front to distant battle zones, their lives are endangered and their beliefs are tested by loss, fear, and uncertain news.

Thomas Torr, a gifted peasant in fourteenth-century England, joins John Wycliffe's effort to translate the Bible into English. With death the penalty for the work, Thomas is drawn into religious conflict, church politics, and dangerous intrigue.

During the Vietnam era, Morgan siblings Paige and Travis are pulled into different battles, campus protest and military service. As cynicism and violence reshape their lives, their family searches for a way to hold on to faith and each other.

Before World War II, Berlin pastor Josef Schumacher watches his church's young people drift toward Nazi youth groups. He joins the resistance against Hitler, risking his safety and marriage to protect them from a growing evil.

In 1943, former Nazi believer Konrad Reichmann deserts after witnessing brutality on the Russian front. He plans to kill Hitler, but his old pastor urges another path as war, Soviet forces, and vulnerable children close in.

Four people from very different eras write letters from heaven to the living. A Civil War doctor, a young martyr, an Ethiopian village girl, and a screenwriter reflect on the lives that brought them to a new perspective.

In Tudor England, people risk their lives to translate, print, distribute, and read the Bible in English. Amid religious change and court intrigue, private faith becomes dangerous when powerful authorities decide who may have access to sacred words.

In 1961 Berlin, Monika Schumacher learns where the disabled children she once protected have been taken. To get them over the new Wall, she needs help from a man who failed her before, while betrayal waits on every side.

During the Battle of the Bulge, nurse Annie is stranded behind enemy lines after a German soldier shoots her husband and takes her captive. As she learns more about Karl, hatred and attraction complicate every hope of escape.

People around the world receive messages saying they will die exactly forty-eight hours later, and then they do. Reporter Sydney investigates the impossible pattern until the case reaches people she loves and puts her own life at risk.

In 1740, Josiah Rush returns to Havenhill to serve as its minister, carrying blame for a deadly fire years before. A smallpox outbreak, hostile neighbors, and another blaze force him to confront the deeper sickness gripping the town.

When a young woman's conversion alarms her powerful father, he takes her church to court for deception and brainwashing. A young lawyer must defend the congregation and confront the challenge of proving that faith is more than manipulation.

Orphaned Daniel Cooper sneaks out one night and witnesses a murder, then realizes the killer is coming after him. Hunted through deceit and betrayal, Daniel must find whom he can trust before fear and grief destroy his chance to survive.

At Yale in 1798, Christian student Asa Rush finds a campus swept up in radical ideas and hostility toward faith. Recruited to help spark renewal, he must face political unrest, a rival, and a costly lesson in loving an enemy.

On the day he wins a major award, author Grant Austin learns of a plot to assassinate the president. His attempts to warn anyone fail, and he is drawn into a hidden war involving ancient evil, angels, and his own unsettling origins.

Grant Austin investigates first-century documents that claim Jesus' life was a hoax. As he tries to expose the deception, the fallen powers behind it close in, turning a historical mystery into another battle in an ancient spiritual war.

Ethan Morgan has little interest in his family's faith or its treasured Bible. But when his twin Andrew is murdered in Ethan's place and the Bible is stolen, Ethan is forced to pursue both the thief and a heritage he has rejected.

A boy's violent seizures send his spirit back through time, where he learns he has been chosen for a dangerous task. He must help bring the candlesticks of Revelation to modern Megiddo before an apocalyptic event unfolds.

In the days of Samson, Eri ben Helek refuses to abandon the tribe of Dan's promised land. Facing the heavily armed Philistines, he leads desperate raids and battles while ambition, revenge, faith, and survival pull his people in opposing directions.

After disrupting an angelic attack, Grant Austin becomes the target of the rebel angel Nosroch. Israeli commando Rogan Dorn is hunting the same enemy, and their paths collide as old loyalties blur in a new supernatural confrontation.

Grant Austin is again caught between faithful and rebel angels when a first-century manuscript appears to overturn the story of Jesus. A figure then returns in the clouds claiming to be Christ, but Grant believes the world is facing a deadly hoax.

Award-winning biographer Grant Austin uncovers a plot against the president, but no one believes his warning. The conspiracy pulls him into a hidden struggle with fallen angels and forces him to face truths about the world and himself.