Bonnie A. (ladycholla) -
Another wonderful story in this series. I enjoyed all three of these books very much. Enjoyed reading about towns coming together and some of how the old west was run for mail delivery and stagecoaches. The Christian part of it didn't hurt anything either. Very clean and very good reading.
Teresa G. (tgriffis) -
I've enjoyed all the books in this series. A female stagecoach driver was out of the question as far as Griffin Bane was concerned. But that didn't stop Vashti from persuing her goal. She practiced on a rig without horses, and finally an opportunity opens, and Griffin doesn't have any other option but to let her drive. But when robbers start plaguing the coach-line, there is more to be considered.
Mary N. (maggysue) reviewed The Blacksmith's Bravery (Ladies' Shooting Club, Bk 3) on + 811 more book reviews
Susan Page Davis has written an excellent series. All three of The Ladies' Shooting Club books have been very enjoyable. The Blacksmith's Bravery is the story of Vashti, the reformed saloon girl who want to drive the stagecoach. Griffin, the station manager, thinks the job is too dangerous for a girl. Vashti will have to prove she can do it. I recommend this book highly!
