Temperance
Tucker is fleet of foot, a fine shot with a rifle, and knows the
eighteenth-century Kentucke territory. Yet, a painful past leaves her
emotionally ill-equipped for her present life. She and her family
operate the Moonbow Inn, a haven for frontier travelers searching for
food and temporary shelter. When Sion Morgan enters, looking for a
guide, Tempe has no intention of joining his crew. However,
circumstances shortly land Tempe in that exact position and her faith
is tested as she hazards frontier dangers, revisits families
connected to her past, and grows very fond of Sion. Will Tempe and
Sion's budding relationship thrive in the midst of the past pain and
the harsh frontier of Kentucke? Find out in A
Moonbow Night by Laura
Frantz.
It
was a pleasure to read Tempe and Sion's story in A
Moonbow Night. This
stand alone novel features authentic characters that lingered in my
mind for days after I'd finished reading. The characters' struggles
made them relatable and their tenacity made them admirable. Frantz
used these deeply developed characters and their life journeys to
undergird the adventure and romance. A steady plot and beautiful
narrative held my attention from the beginning to the end. Frantz's
admiration of the early explorers, such as Daniel Boone, is evident,
though she also addressed the Native Americans' side of the matter
through the character of Raven.
I
recommend A Moonbow Night to
readers who enjoy historical tales of adventure, faith and romance.
I've read most of Frantz's novels and this is one of my top three
favorites.
Read an excerpt from A Moonbow Night by Laura Frantz on the publisher's website.
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