Susan Page Davis Livres

A young woman searches for her missing brother and finds much more awaits her -- if she can escape war-torn Texas.

The story revolves around Rebecca Harding, who is eager for a break from her nursing job but faces an emotional challenge upon returning to her lakeside cottage, co-owned with her ex-fiancé, Rob Wallace. Their shared ownership brings unresolved feelings to the surface as she grapples with the memories and emotions tied to their past relationship. The setting of the cottage serves as a backdrop for her internal conflict and the potential for rekindling connections.

The plot revolves around a strategic plan by Matt Anderson's father and their neighbor to unite their ranches through an arranged marriage between their children. However, Rachel Maxwell is firmly opposed to this idea, setting the stage for conflict and tension as the characters navigate their desires and familial expectations.

Juggling her new role as a private investigator and a quirky personal life, Campbell McBride faces intriguing challenges. She must uncover the mystery behind a valuable painting hidden in a client's attic while also investigating the murder of a self-centered landlord. As she navigates new neighbors and cryptic Christmas cards, Campbell and her dad work to connect the dots in this engaging mystery.

Set during the Civil War, Jack Miller becomes a telegrapher and cryptographer but is captured alongside his vital cipher key. His captor, Hamilton Buckley, harbors delusions of grandeur, believing he should lead the Confederacy, while Jack seeks a way to escape. He finds an unexpected ally in Buckley’s kindhearted niece, Marilla, who has her own ambitions. Meanwhile, a private investigator faces the challenges of wartime communication as he attempts to reunite Jack with his long-lost grandmother.

An old photo sets off a chain of events involving a destructive twister and a friend's dangerous stalker. As the protagonist navigates the chaos, they must confront the past and uncover hidden truths while protecting their friend. The story blends suspense and mystery, exploring themes of friendship, resilience, and the impact of unresolved history.

An old photo, a twister, and a friend being stalked . . .

An author's erratic behavior spurs questions from her niece, and then things turn deadly.

An antisocial cat, an elusive investment broker, and a hope-selling psychic raise suspicions in a western Kentucky community.

What are an English lady and her maid doing traversing the Oregon Trail? When Lady Anne Stone sets out to find her uncle, the new Earl of Stoneford, and save the family legacy, she had no idea how far the search would take her. Will she find the earl? And can the lady, the maid, and a swindler find common ground through faith and dreams? Find out in the complete Prairie Dreams Trilogy of historical romances from bestselling author Susan Page Davis.

Petra Wilson saw her neighbor murder his wife but the police can find no evidence.

Love Lost. . .and Found Lady Anne Stone believes her prayers are answered and she’s at last found her long lost uncle. Unwilling to let her meet him on her own, Daniel Adams accompanies her to her uncle’s ranch. But instead of answers, Anne is left with more questions. Both Dan and Anne are convinced the man introduced as her uncle is an imposter and decide to continue the search for the new Earl of Stoneford. But now the swindler is on their trail, hoping to steal Uncle David’s inheritance. Dan has his hands full trying to protect Anne, but he finds he must guard his heart just as carefully. Even though he’s good at keeping her safe, he knows he’ll never convince Anne to become a farmer’s wife in Oregon when she has her sights set on returning to her home in England. But as Anne’s quest becomes even more difficult — and dangerous — Anne begins to see Dan differently. Will she soon be envisioning a new life in America?

Facing a murder trial, Laurel Hatcher insists on her innocence, but no one believes her. A deadlocked jury leads to a mistrial, giving her time to prove her case. With the help of attractive police officer Dan Ryan, she embarks on a quest to uncover the truth behind her husband's death. As they revisit the crime scene, they discover that danger lurks nearby, and Laurel must confront not only her past but also the hidden threats that could jeopardize her future.

Shots fired at the State Capitol She came to give her inaugural address-and found herself dodging bullets instead. Newly elected Maine governor Jillian Goff doesn't know why someone wants to kill her. But she knows they came close. Too close. Enter Dave Hutchins. A member of the state's Executive Protection Unit, Dave's mission is to protect the governor and find the would-be assassin-without getting emotionally involved. Yet, the more time he spends with Jillian, the less he can imagine ever leaving her side. Not with her life-and his heart-caught in the crosshairs.

Featuring a variety of heartwarming characters, this collection of short stories offers a delightful mix of romance and relatable situations. Readers will encounter a firefighter, a florist, a soldier, and a church usher, each navigating love in different settings—from weddings to charity events. With themes of chance encounters and long-awaited dates, these clean and wholesome tales promise quick yet engaging reads that celebrate the joy of romance in everyday life.

Carmela Wade, orphaned at twelve, has lived a deceptive life under her uncle's control, claiming to be a victim of an Indian kidnapping. As she grows older, she yearns for authenticity and freedom. While traveling on a stagecoach in Arizona Territory with her uncle and a U.S. Marshal, an attack presents her with a chance for a new beginning. Handcuffed to an unconscious prisoner, she must navigate the dangers of the harsh landscape. This western romance intertwines themes of faith and self-discovery in 19th-century Arizona.

This book offers a fresh perspective on its subject matter, previously released in a regular print edition by Scrivenings Press. It delves into themes that resonate deeply with readers, providing insights and reflections that invite further contemplation. The narrative is crafted to engage and provoke thought, making it a significant addition to its genre.