Reviews for The Color of Courage

The average rating for The Color of Courage based on 2 reviews is 4.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2013-08-13 00:00:00 Rahel Mischler I usually don't rate 'Love Inspired' romances 4 stars. I usually enjoy them, but they're not intended to be great literature (which is fine . . . everyone needs a 'fluff read' now and again!). This one, however, I thought was worthy of the higher ranking. The love story in and of itself was sweet, and interesting, but nothing hugely unusual. What brought this book from a 'like' to a 'really like' was the living history part of it. The book centers around the Commanding General's Mounted Color Guard, which is a US Army unit out of Fort Riley, Kansas. They are a unit of active duty soldiers (not historical re-enactors) whose job it is to showcase the cavalry methods that were in use during the Civil War era. I'd never heard of this unit previously, and I found the explanations of what they do utterly fascinating!

Review # 2 was written on 2017-06-06 00:00:00 Wayne Thomas This was a fascinating read, pertaining to the Civil War era, horses and the healing of the injured horses. Had a cute bunny in it too!