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The Road to St. Augustine: A Journey of Hunger, Hope, and Home - 1622-1629 By Phillip T. Mullis In 1622, when England is gripped by hunger, disease, and uncertainty, Jedidiah Thompson gathers his family and steps into the unknown. With only courage, faith, and the will to survive, they cross an ocean toward a distant Spanish outpost called San Agustín-a frontier town caught between empires, tribes, storms, and starvation. What they find is not the paradise they imagined but a fragile settlement clinging to life. Soldiers ration salt. Families pray over empty pots. The Timucua watch the newcomers with wary eyes. Yet even in this harsh world, small acts of kindness can mean everything. As Jed, Sarah, and young Billy learn to navigate this unforgiving land, they fight to hold on to what matters most: family, dignity, and hope. Every day demands sacrifice. Every choice carries risk. And every heartbeat reminds them why they came-to build a home where none existed before. The Road to St. Augustine is a deeply human frontier novel about endurance, quiet courage, and the uncertain road toward belonging. For readers who love true-to-life historical fiction, this story shines a gentle light on the people who carved out the earliest threads of what would become America's oldest city. A journey of survival. A story of hope. A testament to the strength of the human spirit.

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