Preacher on the Run

In the tense atmosphere of 1771 colonial North Carolina, frontier preacher Robert Boothe stands firmly against unlawful taxes and government corruption, earning him both admiration and condemnation. To his congregation, he is a fearless leader, while to his family, he is a protector facing growing unrest. As the governor's new agent targets him for his resistance, Robert grapples with his own doubts and must confront the consequences of his actions when his loved ones become embroiled in the conflict. This story explores the struggle between faith, loyalty, and the fight for freedom.