In Honor’s Defense

Hangar's Horsemen, Book 3

By: Karen Witemeyer

Narrated by: Jeanine Bartel

He's faced countless perils on the battlefield but nothing so dangerous as falling in love.

Luke Davenport has been fighting all his life—for respect, for country, and for those unable to fight for themselves. But now that his Horsemen brothers are domesticated, he’s left alone to battle the wildness within. When an opportunity arises to take a job on his own, tracking down a group of rustlers, he jumps at the chance.

Damaris Baxter has mastered the art of invisibility. Plain and quiet, she hides in books and needlework, content to be overlooked. Until her brother dies suddenly, leaving her custody of her nephew. She moves to Texas to care for Nathaniel, determined to create the family for herself that she never thought she’d have and to give him the family he desperately needs.

When Nate finds himself knee-deep in trouble, Luke’s attempt to protect him leaves Damaris feeling indebted to the Horseman. But suspicions grow regarding the mysterious death of Damaris’s brother. And the more questions they ask, the more danger appears, threatening the family Luke may be unable to live without.

©2022 Karen M. Witemeyer (P)2022 Recorded Books

Good end to the series

Very good series. I enjoyed every book. Note to author- Can we add some honorary horsemen to continue the story? 😂

Captivating

This book kept my attention and interest from start to finish. Very well written! I will be looking forward to more stories from this author.😄👍🏼

loved it

Another great book by Karen Witemeyer. I've read almost all of her books and every one teaches me something new about myself. This book was no different. Karen is so talented at creating an emotional connection between her books and her readers. Definitely will read again.

Good story, terrible reader

The reader sounded like she had been sucking helium. It detracted from the storyline. I enjoy Kate Witemeyer, but if I will avoid this reader from now on.

Adventure, excitement, struggles but not hopeless

Loved it. Karen took characters that experienced life's trials and showed us how we can face disappointment without hopelessness,