The Texas Women of Spirit Trilogy: Three Inspirational Stories from the Texas Frontier
- 4.5 out of 5
- 1,636 ratings
- 564 pages
Overall Content Rating: Parents Strongly Cautioned PG-13
These are historical, family-centered stories with drama and romantic threads that reviewers describe as clean, without explicit sexual material or heavy bad language. Parents who want gentle romance without skipping explicit scenes may find that matches what readers report. Expect frontier-era hardship: bleeding injuries, childbirth, doctoring wounds, and tense confrontations including abduction and escape. Language stays relatively restrained; occasional harsh words criticize someone's choices or mind, and afterlife wording is mostly religious in tone rather than frequent profanity.
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Crude Mild
4Insults about intelligence appear a handful of times in the whole book, usually in heated or hurtful dialogue rather than constant crude talk.
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Specific words
- idiot: 2
- stupid: 2
Profanity Mild
1The word tied to the afterlife appears only a few times in the whole book. Sampled uses are mostly religious or thoughtful rather than angry swearing, with at most a light edge in one line about behavior at a funeral.
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- hell: 1
Violence Moderate
33Physical harm and medical urgency show up regularly across the sampled material and recur often in the full text, especially around blood from injuries, childbirth, and treating wounds. Characters also face danger in chases, restraint, and brief fights, including resisting abduction and deflecting a weapon; much kicking and similar wording in samples is ordinary action rather than assault.
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- blood: 26
- bleed: 4
- kick: 2
- smash: 1
About this book
Ride along with three unforgettable women on adventures of faith and romance. "I enjoyed all three books, each for a different reason and look forward to the next book in the series."–Amazon Reviewer "Great storylines that give another glimpse of life for women of faith during the 19th century in Texas." –Amazon Reviewer "These are great stories each unique in it's own way. The characters are easy to get to know and feel like friends."–Amazon Reviewer Books 1-3. Clean, Christian fiction with romantic elements. Book 1: The River Girl's Song Zillia Bright never dreamed she’d be orphaned at sixteen and left to care for her baby brother and Papa’s farm. With only a mule and a hundred year old shotgun , she must fight to protect what’s hers. Countless dangers lurk on the Bastrop, Texas riverside. Zillia must rely on the help of her best friends, Soonie and Wylder, to hold her world together. With Zillia’s struggles come unexpected miracles, and proof that God might just listen to the prayers of a river girl. Book 2: The Comanche Girl's Prayer Nineteen-year-old Soonie Eckhart follows God's call on her heart, traveling to an illegal Comanche and Kiowa settlement in North Texas to become a teacher for the children in hiding. Despite her Comanche roots, she finds many in the group, including a volatile young man named Lone Warrior, refuse to accept her. After a chance encounter in the hills with a band of dangerous men, Soonie must draw on the deepest parts of her faith and courage to survive. Book 3: The Saloon Girl's Journey Weary of the saloon girl life—and tired of being slapped around—Darla North decides to start over and let her new-found faith lead her. A friend sends her to Downs House, a place for ‘unfortunate women.’ Darla is offered a home—if she can behave herself. Old habits are hard to break, but Darla is desperate to prove to everyone that she's changed, especially Ethan Downs, the owner's sensitive and sweet son. But when Darla's past threatens to catch up with her, she must decide to face the truth . . . or run away again. If you enjoy Janette Oke and Tracie Pederson, you will love The Texas Women of Spirit series, which follows three courageous young women on journies of faith and love. Read more