Time travel is awesome … until you break it.
A rogue time villain. A missing dad. And two kids who must save history before it erases them.
Mike and Grace know their family is anything but normal—because a time machine sits in their basement. Their parents are Paladins of the Sacred Line, sworn protectors of the timeline itself. But when the twins come home from school to discover their dad vanished during a mission to 1776 Boston, everything changes.
With reality starting to unravel, Mike and his best friend Shawn jump through time to rescue him—landing in the middle of the Revolutionary War. Trapped behind British lines, hunted by Redcoats, and relying on a brave local girl named Sally, the boys race to stop an assassination plot that could rewrite American history.
But every second they stay out of their own time, Mike’s dad slips closer to becoming a Fade—lost forever.
Can Mike save his father and George Washington… or will the Time Villain win and rewrite the world?
Jump into the adventure and discover what happens when kids become the heroes history needs.
Adam Galloway is a kung fu fighting Navy vet in need of a job. When he swallows his pride and goes to his father-in-law, Fred, for work, Adam discovers that Fred has been kidnapped. Now, it’s up to Adam and his sixteen-year-old daughter to find the man, but Adam’s adventure has an added wrinkle. Fred is an inventor, and three of his creations join in on the mission. The Galloways are saddled with android replicas of Abraham Lincoln, Theodore Roosevelt, and Richard Nixon. What has Fred gotten them into? Is it responsible parenting to bring a sixteen-year-old to investigate a kidnapping? And why, with all the presidents he had to choose from, did Fred create a Richard Nixon?
Religion has played a big part in the story of America, but what role did it play in the lives of some of the most popular presidents?
Consider the complicated case of George Washington. If he was a Christian, why did he skip Communion for years? If he was not a Christian, how does one explain his high level of involvement in his church? Some call him a Deist, but if that was true, why did he pray so much?
What about Jefferson, Lincoln, Garfield, and Theodore Roosevelt? One of them taught Sunday School for years in a denomination that was not his own. Another one made generous contributions to churches but nursed a years-long hostility toward ministers. One publicly debated a well-known skeptic of Christianity and trounced the man. Finally, one of these men was a skeptic himself who used to make fun of the Bible. But then he stopped.
They were all men of high intelligence. Each one was shaped by pain and driven forward by an ambition to do something significant with his life. They all pursued greatness, and achieved it, but how did God fit into their quests for significance? The answer awaits inside these pages.
Which president helped inspire the character of Batman? Who was the first president to not have a pet in the White House? Why did Thomas Jefferson and James Madison get arrested? Which future president almost joined the Royal Navy? Enjoy learning some interesting, quirky, unique facts and stories about our presidents.
This work is a revised edition of Presidential Trivia, Third Edition, containing almost all the information from that book and a whole lot more. Not only is there new trivia on Joe Biden and Donald Trump after the 2024 election, there are also new facts about every other president too.
In an age before cars, how did Ulysses Grant get a ticket for speeding? Did Abraham Lincoln have daddy issues? What made William Howard Taft cry? Why were the French so mad at George Washington? The answers to these and other questions about presidents can be found here, but that is only part of what is contained in these pages. You can also read messages from the Bible about grace, grit, forgiveness, prayer, and a lot of other important principles of discipleship.
