Bøger af Susan Page Davis

It's 1915, and Emma Shuster has far too much on her mind to entertain notions of romance...Saboteurs are doing their best to keep the United States out of the Great War. Bridges and factories are being bombed, and ships are being sunk. When Emma's code-breaker father is found murdered and his secret encryption project left unfinished, the navy offers Emma a civilian position cracking intercepted ciphers sent by foreign powers.With enemies lurking at every turn, can she trust even those closest to her? Is romance the true motive behind her two suitors' advances, or could one-or both of them-have traitorous intentions?Emma races to discover the nefarious plans of her country's foes and unmask their leader before more people are killed. And yet, her greatest challenge may be deciphering the cryptic messages sent by her heart.

"This collection of short stories is perfect for quick reads. Fall in love with a firefighter, a florist, a soldier, or a church usher. Join Keely at a wedding, Sam at a charity box social, and Kara at a date she's looked forward to for ten years. Whether it's an office romance or a chance meeting on a railroad platform, join the fun and soak up the romance"-- Back cover.

A charming themed inn, breaking waves, and a missing guest. What more could one ask?The Novel Inn's reopening goes smoothly until a guest vanishes. The new owners prepare for their first large group-a former squad of cheerleaders meeting for a reunion. Things go awry when the head cheerleader fails to show up. Sisters Kate and Jillian, the innkeepers, enlist the help of their brother Rick, a local police officer. They're confident the missing woman will be found, but they soon learn to expect the unexpected, even during a walk on the beach.

Jack Miller stumbles through the Civil War, winding up a telegrapher and cryptographer for the army. In the field with General Sherman in Georgia, he is captured along with his precious cipher key.His captor, Hamilton Buckley, thinks he should have been president of the Confederacy, not Jefferson Davis. Jack doubts Buckley's sanity and longs to escape. Buckley's kindhearted niece, Marilla, might help him-but only if Jack helps her achieve her own goal.Meanwhile, a private investigator, stymied by the difficulty of travel and communication in wartime, is trying his best to locate Jack for the grandmother he longs to see again but can barely remember.