Honor Redeemed by Christine Johnson is in truth a romantic story of long distance love that changed, yet it's not always what it seems.  I think the premise is intriguing enough, and the romance triangle(s) can definitely keep the drama going. The character developments throughout are strong, especially with David and Prosperity, and their history. As our main leads, I expect no less. However, I also am not too fond of Prosperity. She's impulsive at times and seems to always jumps to the wrong conclusions of things, especially with David. Her own choices and mistakes makes it hard for one to feel for her as the victim, or the heroine. The misunderstandings seem to drag on and on. 

As a story, it's full of intrigue with a message of forgiveness that seems fairly abrupt.  As an historical fiction, it is merely a setting, with not too much elaborate visual details. I do think as a romance, it is successful and for fans of historical romance, it hits the mark. Unfortunately, it doesn't create a strong emotion from me.