History isn’t dead. It’s waiting to be discovered.
 
Lydia and Shiloh have never cared much for history. To them, it’s just names, dates, and people who lived too long ago to matter.
 
That changes the day they follow a familiar path along the coast and step inside an old, forgotten lighthouse.
 
Hidden within its walls is a mysterious watch that doesn’t tick forward… it moves backward.
 
Suddenly, Lydia and Shiloh aren’t just learning about history, they’re living it.
Swept into the tense hours leading up to Paul Revere’s Midnight Ride and the Battle of Lexington, the two friends witness how ordinary people became part of an extraordinary moment. Lanterns glow in dark windows. Warnings spread through quiet towns. Neighbors stand together, unsure of what will come next—but ready to listen, act, and protect one another.
 
As the past unfolds around them, Lydia and Shiloh begin to understand something their classroom never taught them:
 
History isn’t made by heroes alone.
It’s made by people who choose to stand up when it matters most.
 
Perfect for readers ages 8–11, this engaging historical adventure:
Brings early American history to life through story
Features strong themes of friendship, courage, and responsibility
Includes bolded vocabulary words with a helpful glossary
Encourages curiosity, empathy, and critical thinking
Comprehension questions to support reading growth
Works beautifully for independent reading, classrooms, and homeschooling
 
Whether your reader loves adventure, time travel, or discovering the real stories behind history, this book invites them to step into the past and see it in a whole new way. Grab your copy today and begin an unforgettable journey through time.

This is Book 1 in The Timeless Lighthouse Adventures, with this adventure set during the American Revolution.