Sarah's Journey Books in Order

Eleven-year-old Sarah struggles when her family leaves Virginia to begin again in Kentucky. With her beloved older brother joining the American rebels, she faces the upheaval of frontier life against the backdrop of the Revolutionary War.

News that her mother and newborn sister are gravely ill sends thirteen-year-old Sarah away from her Williamsburg relatives. Her journey back to Kentucky takes her through a dangerous wilderness as she hopes to reunite with her family.

Twelve-year-old Sarah travels from Kentucky to Williamsburg to continue her education. Her new surroundings bring more than lessons, however, when she becomes caught up in the dangerous activities of spies during the American Revolutionary War.

Sarah hopes to open Stoney Creek's first school and welcome girls as pupils. Mysterious fires, missing possessions, and fears for the settlement threaten her plans, prompting her to investigate rather than abandon her dream of teaching.

Sarah Moore investigates puzzling events in Williamsburg, including her antislavery uncle's purchase of enslaved people and lights in an empty house. A whispered biblical reference offers another clue as her curiosity draws her into secret activities.