Books by Susan Page Davis
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review 1: Molly wants to help her family by taking a maid position for a short while as the prince of Wales would be arriving to Prince Edward Island. Peter Stark arrives a day in advance to set up accommodations. He is a mere servant himself but appears to be an aristocrat to those arou...
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review 1: Title: THE LADY’S MAIDAuthor: Susan Page DavisPublisher: Barbour BooksOctober 2011ISBN: 978-1-81626-439-0Genre: Inspirational/historical romanceLady Anne Stone’s Uncle David is supposed to be the new Earl of Stoneford. However, he has disappeared somewhere in America. Last known ...
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review 1: I don't think I've ever read a mystery set in the old west before and now I hope I can find more. The leading lady, Gert, is a crack shot and also develops into quite a leader of the women of town. After the sheriff is murdered, a new one is appointed and becomes not only Gert'...
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review 1: Another fun book. I like books that make me laugh at and with the chacters as well as want to yell at some and sy "what is your problem." I liked how Jiram started talking more in this one. He was more of a central chacter but there also seemed to be a need for him to open up a...
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review 1: I received this book for free through Goodreads First Reads. The Gunsmith's Gallantry is the second book in the series, The Ladies' Shooting Club. Although I have not read the first book in this series, I had no trouble following the plot of this sequel.In this story, there are s...
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review 1: The characters in this book came alive within the first few pages. Susan Davis is a truly talented writer who knows how to spin a tale that stays with you for days. I did NOT want this book to end. LOVED the unusual story line of a young woman raised by Indians who makes her way ...
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review 1: I thoroughly enjoyed reading 'Cowgirl Trail' by Susan Page Davis. This is the second book I've read in the six book Texas Trails Series. As often happens, I'm reading the series out of order (this is #5), but it doesn't seem to matter. If you love Texas Westerns, spunky cowgirls,...
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review 1: To be honest, I'd put off reading this book fearing it would be the all-too-typical tale of a masculine-light female lead who does it all better than the men of the Old West. Wrong! Susan Page Davis put together a cast of characters who are believable, likable, and find themsel...