Writer Lee and illustrator Hart team up again to recount the legend of Joan of Arc, the teenage girl who experienced visions and used them to help the French army defeat the English and crown the dauphin as king of France during the Hundred Years' War. Captured by her enemies and tried as a heretic, Joan was burned at the stake and subsequently became a national hero for France and a Roman Catholic saint. Lee's story shows how Joan had to overcome everyone's doubts and prejudice in her quest, and manages to make her terrible death less traumatic for readers by focusing on what may have been her last vision. Hart's full-color art works well with Lee's text to portray the unlikely military leader Joan became, thanks to her charisma among the French soldiers. This book reads like a heroic adventure and will appeal to any middle- or high-school student who likes historical fiction or military fiction, or anyone eager to read about a heroic young woman who truly made a difference.