Fearless Love

by Stephanie Andrews

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0671551582
• ISBN13: 9780671551582
• Release Date: August 1985
• Publisher: Pocket Books
• Length: 180 Pages
• Weight: 1.05 lbs.
• Age Range: 12 years and up
• Grade Range: Grade 7 and higher

Customer Reviews

A sweet love story perfect for teenage girls.

Sixteen-year-old Lucy Bonner's father is American and her mother Mexican, but Lucy considers herself a Texan. She was born in Texas, and it's her home. But it's 1836, and the settlers are preparing to fight the mighty Mexican army for their freedom. Lucy's father is determined to defend the Alamo, but he wants his wife and children - Lucy and her fourteen-year-old brother - to return to safety on their ranch. But before leaving the Alamo, Lucy meets nineteen-year-old Jesse Lee Powell, a volunteer from Tennessee, and her heart is lost. Lucy and Jesse fall desperately in love, but they may have very little time together. Jesse is determined to remain at the Alamo, whatever the cost. He promises to marry Lucy, and she knows nothing short of death will cause him to break that promise. This book is a sweet historical romance perfect for teenage girls, and I'd highly recommend it, if you can find a copy. It's unfortunate that it's out of print.

Classic of it's Time

This book explains an easy history lesson along with somthing you'll want to read. Even though I history, it still teaches you alot. - Me

EXCELLENT - TWO THUMBS UP!!

This is an incredible book, I love it. It's about a young girl, Lucy Bonner, who falls in love with one of Davy Crocket's men during the time of the Alamo. It has love, pain, loss, sorrow, family bonds and much more. It's truly a wonderful book, and I highly recommend it to everyone of any age. Trust me, this is one book worth reading.

Fantastic! Two enthusiastic thumbs up!!

I have always been a sucker for historic romances, and this one was certainly one of the best I have come across. A story about Lucy Bonner, a girl stuck in the Alamo during the Texas/Mexican War, falls in love with one of Davy Crockett's men. Courage, Love, War, and sorrow - this book has it all.