The Patriots

A family divided. When brother turns against brother, the only thing that can save them is the ultimate price of freedom.
Boston, 1775 Identical twins Jacob and Esau Morgan share the same face, but their hearts beat for two different nations.
JACOB, a rugged dockworker fueled by patriotic zeal, throws himself into the clandestine ranks of the Sons of Liberty under the brilliant, ruthless orchestration of Samuel Adams.
ESAU, a refined Oxford scholar, stands proudly as an English loyalist, devoted to the Crown, and disgusted by what he sees as lawless rebel anarchy. When a midnight vigilante mob drags him to the Liberty Tree for a brutal tar-and-feathering, his own brother looks on.
But politics isn’t the only thing the brothers fight over. While Esau studies at Oxford, through an elaborate deception, Jacob steals his brother’s fiancée—the beautiful and flirtatious Mercy Reed—and the brother’s antagonism ramps up to a whole new level.
From the secret meeting rooms at the Green Dragon Inn, to the siege of Boston, to the surprise raid at Ft. Ticonderoga, and the deadly winter encampment at Valley Forge, The Patriots is a sweeping, historical epic of duty, betrayal, and faith.
Blown apart by the winds of war, will the Morgan family weather the storm and survive intact, or will the family Bible return to England where the Morgan saga began?









