The Colonel's Lady, (Paperback)

from gincam

I appreciate fine craftsmanship, and never more so than in the creation and presentation of the books that I read. The name Laura Frantz on the cover of a book guarantees exquisite wordsmithing, rich historical detail, and the subtly shaded story art of a gifted author. In "The Colonel's Lady", M...

from Adayriddle

After the death of her mother Roxanna Rowan takes a dangerous journey to see her father who is stationed at Fort Endeavor in Kentucky. Chased by indians she leads a rag tag group of women and a mute child through the wilderness to the fort. Once there she finds only heartbreak at the arrival of t...

from tetheredmommy

I have to admit that I was not thrilled with this book at first. I was struggling to get through the pages and kept putting it aside for other books. However, after about a quarter of the way in, I became hooked! While this is touted as Christian fiction, I am not so sure about that. I have never...

from Sneezybee23

A desperate Roxanna Rowan braves the hostile frontier to travel to Fort Endeavor where her father serves as a scrivner. Upon her father's regiment's return to the fort, Roxanna learns the terrible truth that her father is dead. Despondent and destitute, Roxanna remains at the fort and agrees to s...

from halo776

I've been a fan of Laura Frant's work, but this is her best novel yet! The plot is very unique and well developed. After her mother dies, Roxanna (Roxie) leaves her life of comfort to be with her dad, who works as a scrivener at a fort in the wild territory of Kentucke. When she arrives at the fo...