Remember Me

by Del Robertson

Sarah Lindley followed her brother into the untamed Wild West in search of adventure. She found it – in the form of a woman unlike any she’d ever met before.
Buckshot Bailey Bowen thought she had settled down as a ranch hand. That was until a chance encounter with a feisty, Irish redhead turned her world upside down.
Sarah and Bailey meet again in San Antonio in an old, crumbling mission. As the infamous thirteen-day siege rages about them, they fall hopelessly in love. Surrounded by enemy forces, their future looks uncertain. Will they – and their love – survive against such insurmountable odds?
The cry “Remember The Alamo” has long echoed throughout history. Now, the women that were at the Battle of The Alamo ask you to Remember Me .

Genres: Historical

702 pages, Paperback

Published March 30, 2023

About the author

To those who know her best, Del is an unapologetic jokester. Her wicked sense of humor can be found throughout her numerous award-winning stories on the net. As a military brat, Del has lived all over the world and has been exposed to many different people and cultures. It is from these past travels that she draws the characters that populate her stories. Del currently resides in Texas.

Reviews

[Annette Mori · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is such a great book. For people who love long epic novels where you learn tons, this is the book for you. Bonus that there is a beautiful love story and great characters in the book.

[Morgan · Rating 2 out of 5]

What could have been interesting is instead insanely long, meandering, and difficult to follow with frequent changes in narration, setting, and time just to name a few. There's a love story in here and a battle for the Alamo, but it's lost in a sea of pages and side stories--not to mention a lot of beans. This could easily have been half the length while telling a much tighter story. Most egregiously is the fact that this is nearly 600 pages but the ending is rushed without explaining some fairly large main plot points.

[Grace Simpson · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great historical read with a sweet romance between the two main characters. Asks (and answers) the question about what if there were women that fought at the Alamo.
The size of the book was daunting to begin, but once I started reading, I didn’t want the story to end. Is it too soon to request a sequel?
Loved Bailey and Sarah.