The Lyon's Pride

This third book in the Lyon Saga series tells what may have happened to Eleanor Dare and her baby Virginia. They headed inland in search of other colonists. An exciting story full of danger at every turn. Highly recommended!

The hardships the Roanoke colonists faced are depicted vividly in... the historical fiction series.The total effect of the Lyon Saga is a satisfactory one.

I think the Lyons Pride is the best book yet.Right now I'am on the 16th chapter in the Lyons Pride,since the begining of the book I think I personally think that it is truely romantic!All the characters are heart warming,especilly Jess and sweet Elenor. I can't wait until your other books come out. My cousin, Elizabeth read your books to, she finished two of your books in one day!

I think this was a great book. It told things simply and was easy to understand. I loved all the romance and adventure. In fact the only thing I didn't like was the ending. I couldn't believe you would just end it like that. It really was unfair. I think books should end on a HAPPY expectant note, not a ANXIOUS expectant note.

It's 1589. Two years have passed since the English governer of the Roanoake Colony returned to England for supplies, and he still hasn't returned. Jess, now sixteen, her family, and some of the colonists are living with friendly Indians on Croatoan Island, and Jess is in love with a young man from the tribe, and she hopes to marry him soon. Then, Eleanor Dare and several others decide to head inland to search for the rest of the colonists. Jess and her friends offer to lead them part of the way. It's a dangerous journey, and their are new perils every step of the way. Will Jess be able to return to her life with the Indians on Croatoan Island?