After eight years of research and writing, we conclude this War of 1812 epic series with the highly-anticipated release of "IN GOD IS OUR TRUST." This volume carries our characters from 1816 to 1830, through a remarkable era when America's national identity was forged.

The cover of "In God Is Our Trust" reveals a still untamed America under the divine influence of God. I think this is my favorite volume. It's tender and real, and it includes some stirring scenes from America's history. I see so many similarities between this time period and ours--between this generation and ours. I think you will too.

This volume follows our characters as they witness the changes and challenges experienced by post-war America. Here's a brief overview:

A battered but determined America exits the War of 1812 under the leadership of the last men tutored by the Founding Fathers. She is welcomed onto the world stage and begins an American Renaissance, but her citizens cry out for a new voice in Washington as a wave of new leaders prepare to thrust a progressive platform on the nation.

Her trials have prepared a choice American generation—the Pearsons’ generation—but as Jed labors to calm America’s political storms fierce trials cause a strain in the Pearson home, ensnaring Jed and Hannah in a crisis of faith.

The struggles plaguing the Pearsons affect Frannie and the Snowdens, as well as the six families with whom the Pearsons have become entangled during the war. As a new religious reformation dawns in America, the Pearsons become reacquainted with a young man from Hannah’s past—Joseph Smith—whose accounts of visions and dealings with angels test tender relationships, and the Constitution’s guarantees of religious liberty.

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