Roanoke: The Lost Colony recounts the life of Jocelyn Colman, whose faith is tested and refined when she follows the husband she barely knows to an unexplored land. Jocelyn struggles with her husband's bitterness and guilt until God's forgiveness becomes a lifesaving reality.

The story of the Colman family continues as Jocelyn and Thomas' grandchildren and their two young friends barely escape a massacre and find themselves torn between two cultures.

Twin sons of Fallon and Gilda vie for approval and their mother's love. The characters' interaction with each other—as well as their understanding of and interactions with God—are carefully woven into a tapestry made up of actual historical events and characters.

Mojag and Aiyana Bailie are too Indian to be trusted by the English, and too English to know the ways of the Indians. Daniel Bailie moves his family to Rehoboth, and arranges for his daughter Aiyana's employment in a local home. Meanwhile Mojag longs to minister among the unsaved Indians. But King Phillip’s War is coming. Soon Mojag and Aiyana are in danger from both the English and the Indians, and both will struggle to hold on to their faith—-and their very lives.

Concluding the Keepers of the Ring series, Hunt follows the exploration and colonization of America and the spread of the gospel to both colonists and Native Americans.