



Jeremy Tinder · Children’s & Middle-Grade Author
One author.
Four worlds of adventure.
Time-travel through the ancient world, witness American history firsthand, unravel island mysteries in the Philippines, and ride a wagon west in 1849 — adventure, mystery, and historical fiction for readers ages 8–13.
The Series
Choose Your Adventure
Four book series, four worlds. Hover to look closer — click a card to step inside.

The Cube Chronicles
Flip the card
The Cube Chronicles
Three siblings discover a mysterious cube beneath the backyard shed — and it carries them across the ancient world, from the Great Pyramid of Giza to the far ends of the Silk Road.
- 15-book historical time-travel saga
- Real ancient civilizations in every book
- Perfect for ages 8–12

The Tinder Family’s American Adventure
Flip the card
The Tinder Family’s American Adventure
A magical book in the attic carries one real-life-inspired family through American history — from the Revolution to the modern era. Historically accurate, faith-friendly, unflinchingly honest.
- 12 books spanning 250 years of history
- Discussion questions & glossaries in every book
- Loved by homeschool families

The Everhart Family Adventures
Flip the card
The Everhart Family Adventures
Five books. Five islands. One 400-year-old secret. A family mystery series set across the real Philippines — Boracay, Palawan, Intramuros, Batanes, and Cebu — celebrating Filipino culture, history, and family.
- 5-book connected mystery
- Real Philippine islands & history
- Perfect for ages 10–13

The Long Road West
Flip the card
The Long Road West
In 1849, ten-year-old Emily Tanner crosses two thousand miles by wagon to the California gold fields — and discovers the real treasure was riding beside her the whole way. Written by a father and daughter, together.
- A complete historical novel
- Co-written with the author’s daughter
- The real California Gold Rush
Not sure where to start?
Find the right series for your reader
Questions
For parents & teachers
What ages are Jeremy Tinder’s books for?
The Cube Chronicles and The Tinder Family’s American Adventure are written for ages 8–12, while The Everhart Family Adventures and The Long Road West suit confident readers ages 10–13. All four series are clean, family-friendly reads that adults enjoy too.
Are the books good for homeschool?
Yes — history is the backbone of every series. The American Adventure books include discussion questions, glossaries, science experiments, and recipes; the other series are grounded in real places, cultures, and events, making them natural read-aloud and unit-study companions.
Do I need to read the books in order?
Each book tells a complete adventure, but the series are best in order — The Cube Chronicles and Everhart Family Adventures especially build toward series-long payoffs.
Where can I buy the books?
The books are arriving on Amazon in Kindle and paperback editions — new titles are being added regularly at the Jeremy Tinder Amazon store. Explore each series site for previews in the meantime.
Are the stories historically accurate?
Yes. Real events, real places, and real cultures are researched for every book — from Manila’s Intramuros to the Oregon–California Trail — then woven into fictional family adventures kids can’t put down.
Every great reader starts
with one great adventure.
Pick a world. Meet a family. Watch history come alive.