Fans of radio theatre are in for a rollicking adventure as Frank, at only 18 years of age, leaves England on a voyage to America in hopes of making his own way, proving himself to his uncle, Captain Harold Bayley, and eventually clearing his name. Along the way Frank meets a variety of interesting characters, some of whom point him to the grace of God as the way to find peace from his troubled past.
Will Frank survive the dangers of the wagon train, will he strike gold, or strike out? Will his uncle ever believe he was unjustly accused? Order your family a copy of Captain Bayley’s Heir to find out and get ready for an adventure to remember.
Parents may also want to check our Heirloom Audio’s Live the Adventure Club, an online site dedicated to helping families learn more about history and character building through wholesome family entertainment and activities. This site is full of activities, historic books, and activities to expand upon the audio dramas and the time period they represent. More information can be found at livetheadventureclub.com.
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A big thank you to Carol of Home Sweet Life for writing this introductory post.
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