Honor's Reward

by Kristen Heitzmann

Book Overview

Bestselling author Heitzmann brings to life the majestic beauty of the Colorado Rockies, coupled with unforgettable characters and a message of faith and hope for today's readers. "Honor's Reward" lends historical perspective to the concept of a blended family, showing God's grace and love can shine into the most unlikely places.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 076422204X
• ISBN13: 9780764222047
• Release Date: January 2000
• Publisher: Bethany House Publishers
• Length: 320 Pages
• Weight: 0.66 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 5.5" x 8.4"

Customer Reviews

This series is a real page turner!

I have thoroughly enjoyed this whole series and wanted to spend every spare moment reading these books. I came to love the characters and was especially interested in the romance between Abbie and Cole. The books were full of adventure and romance. I would really love to see another sequel to this series that would develop the relationships farther. I am an avid Christian Historical Fiction fan and this series is among the best that I have read!

A great book and a great series!

Kristen Heitzmann is a wonderful writer, and this series has become one of my favorites. I really loved all of the books in the series, with the last two being my favorites. I loved how Cole and Abbie finally got married, since I really came to like Cole. I also wish very much to read more about Cole and Abbie, but for now, I would just like to thank Kristen Heitzmann for writing such a wonderful series! I'm greatly looking forward to "The Rose Legacy" and what it might offer!

Why did it have to end now?

Out of all five of Mrs.Heitzmann's books, this was my favorite: Fast-paced, and well-written, the author deftly intertwined her fantastic wry humor that is so complimentary to her gritty western backdrop. Over her last three books, I came to adore Cole Jasper, and it was a delight to see Abbie and his relationship grow and stumble, only to flourish again. What a journey! Plenty of action hit you in the face towards the end, but the ending was heart-warming enough to cause you to realize you've come to care for these characters. The end wasn't enough to leave me totally satisfied. I sincerely hope we somehow catch a glimpse of Cole and Abbie and the gang in later work by this author. Her characters are far too endearing to let go so soon! My vote: Five stars

Wonderfully entertaining reading.

Newly married, Abbie knows that her life with Cole will never be dull. What she doesn't know is if her blossoming love will be able to drive away the nightmares of her past. Cole, however, is determined to capture her whole heart, and he means to win over her young son, as well, even it means contradicting Abbie's normally tight rein. The normal ups and downs of family life are intensified with the arrival of a wayward young woman named Birdie. Then Crete Marlowe and his band of comrades arrive at Rocky Bluffs with vengeance in their hearts and the intent to kill. Cole knows he must bring them to justice, but Abbie wonders at what cost? Will she ever be able to forgive Cole for allowing honor to once again jeopardize their live? Honor's Reward is newest title in Kristen Heitzmann's "In The Shadow Of The Mountains" series of truly, entertaining, and outstanding western romances showcasing the saga of Abbie and Cole Jasper, their blended family, and God's grace and love discovered in the most unlikely places. The other highly recommended titles of the series include Honor's Pledge; Honor's Price; Honor's Quest; and Honor's Disguise.

Excellent! The Characters seem alive!

This wonderful series follows the life of Abbie, an independant woman of her time, and those she loves. The series shows her maturing as a person and a Christian. In "Honor's Reward", she must shed her idealistic self to face the realities of life, just as most women must. The process is often painful, but also has it's own rewards. One of the conversions to Christianity seemed a bit unrealistic to me, but like Abbie, I must learn that things don't always follow my way of thinking. God ways are higher than mine. I don't understand how Abbie continues to keep infomation from Elliot concerning his father. I feel so close to these characters that I miss Monte. Like my very real life, the characters grow and change, eventually finding the true meaning of life.