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Laura Frantz deftly fulfills my inner need for accurate, exciting, and detail-oriented Christian historical fiction. Frantz's characters in a Moonbow Night will sate and romance your reading soul as they blaze a breath-taking trail through the Cumberland area of Kentucke and into your heart.

Tempe Tucker's family originally had attempted an entrance into the forbidding Kentucke territory alongside Daniel Boone and his family. When disaster strikes, they are forced to start a new life filled with uncertainty and secrets.

Sion Morgan is a lawyer turned surveyor, in need of a guide. Tempe, to her chagrin, is offered up as the best. Can Tempe safely guide a motley group of questionable men while guarding her reputation and her heart?

What I love most(besides her sweeping saga writing style)is the way Laura uses every character to show us the danger of the times. No one has the luxury of sitting on the fence during the Revolutionary War. England is fanning into flame the Indians' hatred of encroaching settlers. Every character touched my soul as he/she found his or her feet held to the crucible. Each decision would have life-changing results.

What I didn't love was the fact maps are only online, a fact I didn't even discover until reading the author's notes at the end. The maps need to be included in the book, because of the great descriptive detail Frantz uses about locations. At very least, I wish the note about online maps had been at the beginning of the book. I am not faulting the author, as this may be a publisher's decision, but I personally lost a lot of reading time unsuccessfully looking for period maps.

You haven't read great Christian historical fiction until you've read Laura Frantz. I received a complimentary copy from the publisher, but freely left my own review. I have already purchased this book for another.


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A Moonbow Night Laura Frantz 9780800726621 Books Reviews

Laura Frantz is one of those authors who have me preordering her books once they are available. Ever since the first novel I picked up by her I have been hooked; and usually from the first page. Which is why, I was a little shocked that it took me longer to be captivated by this story. Don't get me wrong, from the very beginning Frantz weaves her magic with her wording; it is both eloquent, provocative and beautifully descriptive. I'm not sure why it took me longer to be fully invested, but being a fan of Frantz, I knew that the story was sure to be good. And she did not disappoint! All at once, I was held captivate and found it hard to step away from the pages, and indeed it kept me up late finishing it.

Frantz's stories are historically rich and descriptive, and they transport you to another time and place; capturing your imagination and most often leaving you in awe. Her stunning grasp of the time period, influences, speech and life details are so abundant and woven so well that you move seamlessly through the story. She brings deep truths and aspects of faith to the story but in a completely organic way. And she completely delivers, a story that not only stimulates the mind but can enrich both the spirit and soul.

I find myself in awe of this generation, who lived in this land during a time of great unrest and danger, no matter where you lived, and who you were. The bold, brave and determined people who made the way for many to follow. There were obviously some who marked a course for out betterment, while there were others who's actions make you want to cry. Such is the truth of history, the good and the bad. Those who inspire and those who show us the course we do not want to take.

There is so much more to say, especially about Tempe, Sion and a rich cast of characters. I enjoyed getting to know them, seeing them be stretched and watching the unfolding relationships. I was refreshed by the honesty, the heartfelt pondering, purity and sweetness of the growing relationship between Tempe and Sion. Watching them both work through their past hurts and fears, and move towards a place of freedom. All in all, definitely worth the read!
Let me begin by saying that Laura Frantz is one of those amazing authors who can actually pull the reader right back in time. Maybe it’s because I hear her characters speaking or maybe it’s because the setting places me right in the middle of the story.

I loved reading this frontier drama-romance. I especially enjoyed the historical detail that is vital to a novel of this genre. The inclusion of historical characters that are an integral part of this area’s past adds to the intriguing tale.

Temperance Grace Tucker and Sion Morgan are spirited characters that come to life in the pages of this story set in the territory of Kentucke in April of 1777, a volatile and violent time in our nation’s history. Traveling through minimally charted territory during a time when the colonists fought for their freedom in the East and brutal Indian attacks occurred on a regular basis in the West, Sion does the unexpected and hires Tempe, an outstanding marksman familiar with the land, to guide his surveying crew through the remote wilderness.

Tempe and Sion’s travels through the wilds of Kentucke are filled with action, adventure, heart break, a bit of romance, and faith. This story touched my heart with its very real characters and its sense of the time period. A wonderful story for lovers of historical fiction, inspirational fiction, romance, and adventure!
Laura Frantz deftly fulfills my inner need for accurate, exciting, and detail-oriented Christian historical fiction. Frantz's characters in a Moonbow Night will sate and romance your reading soul as they blaze a breath-taking trail through the Cumberland area of Kentucke and into your heart.

Tempe Tucker's family originally had attempted an entrance into the forbidding Kentucke territory alongside Daniel Boone and his family. When disaster strikes, they are forced to start a new life filled with uncertainty and secrets.

Sion Morgan is a lawyer turned surveyor, in need of a guide. Tempe, to her chagrin, is offered up as the best. Can Tempe safely guide a motley group of questionable men while guarding her reputation and her heart?

What I love most(besides her sweeping saga writing style)is the way Laura uses every character to show us the danger of the times. No one has the luxury of sitting on the fence during the Revolutionary War. England is fanning into flame the Indians' hatred of encroaching settlers. Every character touched my soul as he/she found his or her feet held to the crucible. Each decision would have life-changing results.

What I didn't love was the fact maps are only online, a fact I didn't even discover until reading the author's notes at the end. The maps need to be included in the book, because of the great descriptive detail Frantz uses about locations. At very least, I wish the note about online maps had been at the beginning of the book. I am not faulting the author, as this may be a publisher's decision, but I personally lost a lot of reading time unsuccessfully looking for period maps.

You haven't read great Christian historical fiction until you've read Laura Frantz. I received a complimentary copy from the publisher, but freely left my own review. I have already purchased this book for another.