Silver Dollar Saloon Books in Order
Part ofPaty Jager Books in OrderSee the Silver Dollar Saloon books in order by Paty Jager, with quick summaries, series background, and help choosing where to start.
Last updated: July 9, 2026
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Silver Dollar Saloon books in publication order
3 books
Savannah
by Paty Jager
2017
Savannah Gentry reaches Dakota Territory hoping to find kin and a fresh start, then lands in the Silver Dollar Saloon. Falling for Reverend Larkin Webster is risky when both of them are running from the past.
Lottie Mae
by Paty Jager
2018
Lottie Mae Peck has learned to expect little from life after a brutal attack and years as a saloon girl. A gentle immigrant schoolteacher makes her believe she might deserve more.
Freedom: Silver Dollar Saloon
by Paty Jager
2019
Dreaming of family and freedom, a saloon girl follows a promise into Montana and walks straight into danger. Saved by Water Runs Fast, she finds love on the run from a charge of murder.
Silver Dollar Saloon books in chronological order
Series background & context
The Silver Dollar Saloon series is historical western romance with a strong sense of place and a soft spot for people trying to outrun the worst parts of their past. The saloon in Shady Gulch is more than a backdrop. It is where wounded, stubborn, or overlooked people cross paths and sometimes get a second chance they were not expecting.
That second-chance feeling runs through the whole series.
Each book centers on a different woman tied to the saloon world, and each one starts from a vulnerable place. Savannah is searching for family and trying to escape old trouble. Lottie Mae is carrying the damage of violence and shame. Freedom wants a life beyond the limits others have set for her. Jager does not treat any of them as ornaments. Their fears and practical problems drive the books.
The men around them are just as shaped by the frontier. A reformed outlaw living as a preacher, a soft-spoken immigrant learning English, and a Crow man guided by visions all make these romances feel different from one another while still fitting the same world. The Dakota Territory setting gives the series a rough edge, but the emotional core is about belonging, trust, and the kind of home people build after life has already knocked them down.
If you like western romance with saloon drama, redemption, and heroines who have to fight to believe in a future, this series is easy to sink into.
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