Liberty Bell Books in Order

Daniel Bradford escapes an English prison through indentured service in America and builds a new life. As revolutionary feeling grows and his sons embrace the patriot cause, he struggles to decide where his own loyalties belong.

Patriot Dake Bradford and his Tory cousin, physician Clive Gordon, find themselves on opposing sides of the American Revolution. Both court Jeanne Corbeau, adding a romantic rivalry to family loyalties already strained by the fighting.

As Washington struggles to defend New York, Daniel Bradford tries to protect his son Matthew from an old enemy's scheme. Meanwhile, Clive Gordon's love for a patriot's daughter draws him across enemy lines on a dangerous rescue attempt.

Continental Army dispatcher Micah Bradford falls for Sarah Dennison, whose parents expect her to marry another man. His duty to protect troubled Keturah Burns complicates that love as Washington's exhausted troops retreat through New Jersey in winter.

Joel Bradford's talent for acting makes him a useful spy for George Washington. Posing as a British loyalist in occupied New York, he gathers intelligence, but his love for patriot Heather Reed threatens the disguise on which his mission depends.

Rachel Bradford secretly nurses wounded Hessian soldier Jacob Steiner while her brothers serve at Valley Forge. As she comes to love him, loyalty to the American cause clashes with her feelings for a man in the enemy army.

Matthew Bradford learns that his biological father is Sir Leo Rochester and that he could become an English peer. Accepting the offer would mean renouncing America and leaving the woman he loves during the struggle for independence.