The Noble Fugitive (Heirs of Acadia, Book 3)

The herione reminds me of myself when I was 17! Totally an emotional response to everything. She manages to make her way to substantial self-understanding and becomes a finer person as a result. Historic setting is awesome. Love this time period. I read everything history from 1700-1865. And this is very close to the historic record.

Davis Bunn writes a very good story. It was easy to follow as the time line went on. All of the 5 books in the series are very good reading.

The third book in the Bunns' Heirs of Acadia series is destined to become just as popular as its predecessors, and with good reason. This is historical fiction done right --- rich in detail, abounding in authenticity, and lacking in mush. THE NOBLE FUGITIVE shows once again why T. Davis Bunn has become a household name among readers of Christian fiction and provides plenty of evidence that Isabella Bunn is likely to become... Read Full Review

This third book in the series "Heirs of Acadia" is generally on par with the award-winning first.....the one that got me hooked on the series. Keeping a series going, and keeping my interest, is not easy. By the 3rd book of Left Behind I was in the "lets get it over with" mode. But The Noble Fugitive somehow manages, once again, to knit a tale of romance and morality together with historical accuracy, and come out with a... Read Full Review

There is nothing I enjoy more than reading a historical novel where the reader can tell that a fair amount of research has gone into the details. Any fan of historical novels will find this element in "The Noble Fugitive." Serafina is the youngest daughter of a well respected Venetian leader. She is aware that she must do her duty and marry, but she has already given her heart away to an artist named Luca. After her mother... Read Full Review