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by Susan Page Davis (Author)
Has the blacksmith been bowled over by beauty? By age twelve, Vashti Edwards was orphaned and working her way west by way of saloons. In the mountain town of Fergus, Idaho, she has found faith and new hope in her friends from The Ladies Shooting Club and an employer who turned her saloon into a restaurant. But money is tight, and Vashti tries to get the job she's dreamed of--as a stagecoach driver. Griffin Bane, local blacksmith, is overseeing the stagecoach line and admits he needs more help. But can a woman-even one known for good marksmanship-handle the challenges and dangers on the trail? As soon as Vashti starts driving, the line becomes the target of robbers. Was Griffin a fool to put a woman at the reins? The Ladies Shooting Club steps up in an attempt to catch the bandits and bring the stubborn couple together. Clean, sweet romance inspired by the ghost town at Silver City, Idaho. The Blacksmith's Bravery is book 3 in the Ladies' Shooting Club series, about strong women in a harsh life in the nineteenth century West.
