Introduction

Texas, 1874. Years ago, Will McMillan had fought in the open, next to his Captain, Clayton Proffitt. Now he's waging another war undercover, pretending to be a member of the notorious Walton Gang.

 

But when a hostage situation goes awry and an innocent woman is in the middle of the fray, Will knows he must protect her no matter what happens. Even if his cover is blown. Even if they risk being killed by his gang or by the lawmen on their trail. Even if the woman he's risking everything for will never love him back.

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Discussion Questions

1. The epitaph on Wyatt Earp’s tombstone reads, “Nothing’s so sacred as honor and nothing’s so loyal as love.” Many of the characters A Texan’s Honor spend their time contemplating honor. What does honor mean to you? Is it possible to acquire it, or do you think it’s an innate part of a person’s character?

2. Jamie Ellis begins the novel as a hostage and a victim. She grows stronger during the story and in the end makes her own choices about her future. How do you think her experiences at home before the train robbery played into how she was able to survive the Walton Gang?

3. Will states that saving Jamie is the best thing he’s ever done. Do you agree?

4. Psalm 85:10 says, “Mercy and Truth are met together; righteousness and peace have kissed each other.” How do you think that mercy and truth go together? What about righteousness and peace?

5. The character of Kitty serves as Scout’s redemption. Why do you think he needed a friend like Kitty in order to grow? Or do you think she didn’t affect him in a positive way?

6. Scout feels like a failure to Kitty. Is this true? Do you feel Kitty deserved her Christian funeral?

7. Why do you think Scout and Will’s friendship works?

8. Several times throughout the novel, Scout compares himself to his brother, Clayton, the hero of A Texan’s Promise. Scout is always sure he could never be as heroic as Clayton, but are they really all that different? What are some ways their characters are alike?

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