Description
Step into the dawn of a nation with The Common Sense of It All, the first in a compelling trilogy on the American Revolution. Beginning in 1774, this sweeping story traces the roots of independence back to the Mayflower Compact and the growing tensions between the colonies and Great Britain. Through the lives of iconic figures like Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Paine, and George Washington—alongside characters such as Henrietta Boswell and Noah Rafferty—this book brings to life the courage, sacrifice, and determination that helped shape the United States. Discover how ordinary individuals and bold decisions ignited an extraordinary fight for freedom.
About the Author
Kathryn Muehlheausler has written several books including Trilogy of the Magi and A King’s Story about the three wise men of Christmas lore. Her Robin Hood book, Friar Tuck aka Friar Tuq, is an intriguing romp revealing how he became an outlaw after being a part of the Crusades. Muehlheausler is a teacher and tutor, devoted Christian, and mother to many over the years. Please visit kathiem.com for more information and check her out on YouTube.
