Faith and Honor

By Robin Maderich

Surrounded by the battle cries of revolution, headstrong Faith Ashley must find a way to remain true to her convictions as well as to the handsome and honorable Fletcher Irons, a man she loves beyond imagining- and a man who is her enemy.

Freedom is Faith Ashley's only passion. Love died with her young husband years before. When a dark, dashing stranger boards her carriage in Boston, long forgotten feelings awaken. Yet Fletcher Irons is her sworn enemy in a land aflame with rebellion. As revolution unfolds and war is begun, Faith will need all her strength and courage to be true both to her country and to the man who has become her future and her fate.

Originally released in 1989 by Warner Books, this updated, revised Anniversary Edition celebrates a timeless love story and America's two-hundred-fifty years as a country.

"OUTSTANDING--a fabulous LOVE story...masterful story telling...extremely vivid historical and descriptive detail...this story was SUPERB ...definitely one for the keeper shelf "

Marilyn Rondeau, Historical Romance Writers (first reprint)

"...a Revolutionary War novel tied to intimate human choices...a wonderful read." Jamie Michele for Readers Favorite - Five Stars

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0GPRYMGM6
• ISBN13: 9798991459693
• Release Date: July 2026
• Publisher: Potter Street Books
• Length: 506 Pages
• Weight: 0.99 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.3" x 5.0" x 8.0"

Customer Reviews

A Captivating Historical Romance

Forbidden love during the battle for independence is what historical fiction fans will find in "Faith and Honor", Book 1 of the Honor Trilogy by Robin Maderich. On the ride home to Boston, beautiful, red-headed widow Faith Ashley is assisted by a strong and elegant man in a dusty tricorne hat. Little does this dedicated patriot know, Mr. Irons is an officer in the British Army. By rights they should be enemies; but their hearts are drawn to each other. As the battle for independence looms on the horizon, Faith and Fletcher Irons struggle to make sense of their feelings while still holding fast to their beliefs. What does loving the enemy cost? And can their love survive the rebellion? Author Robin Maderich brings Colonial Boston alive for readers in this moving, romantic story of forbidden love. Maderich's attention to detail, knowledge of the era, and her ability to develop complex and fascinating characters, are woven together to create a poignant tale of a man and woman who stand on opposite sides of a conflict. This eloquently written story that captures the fashion, the language, and tense situation of Colonial Boston is sure to be a hit with historical fiction fans. Faith is a strong, determined patriot, and Fletcher, believing that the British must squash the rebellion, continues to perform his duty despite his feelings for Faith. He is certainly an honorable hero. Other memorable characters are Ezra Briggs, a lawyer and loyalist who has known Faith for many years, and British Lieutenant Brian Upton, a fellow officer and good friend of Fletcher's. John Colton, Faith's father who lives in Longmeadow, will certainly leave an impression on readers, as will Elizabeth, Faith's servant and fellow patriot. This reader was totally captivated by "Faith and Honor". The mingling of fictional characters with historical figures and events is so well done that I wanted immediately to dive back into the book as soon as I finished. The author has also drawn new cover art for the reprint of this book through Blue Shutter Books and it is absolutely stunning. "Faith and Honor" by Robin Maderich is one book you won't want to miss!

Great mix of historical fact and vivid story telling

Faith and Honor was filled with passsionate and sensual interaction between the heroine and her lover/husband, marked by interesting subplots and a wonderfully researched historical setting in Colonial America.