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Women Who Won the West Books in Order

Women Who Won the West is a series of 8 books written by Lee Davis Willoughby.

Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)

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Women Who Won the West books in publication order

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8 books

1

Angel of Hangtown

by Lee Davis Willoughby

1982

Narcissa White arrives in lawless Hangtown determined to care for her late brother's children and rebuild her life after an assault. Her search for protection brings her into the power of Walter King, whose schemes threaten them.

2

Belle of Fort Smith

by Lee Davis Willoughby

1982

3

Dodge City Darling

by Lee Davis Willoughby

1982

4

Duchess of Denver

by Lee Davis Willoughby

1982

5

Flame of Virginia City

by Lee Davis Willoughby

1982

Servant Mary Vere leaves Alabama, reinvents herself as Monique Vaudreuil and opens a bordello in Nevada's Virginia City. Her pursuit of independence and status brings her into conflict with powerful men, scandal and the mining town's politics.

6

Lost Lady of Laramie

by Lee Davis Willoughby

1982

Fanny Kelly travels into the wilderness with her abusive husband and a small wagon train bound for a new outpost. The journey exposes her to danger and abandonment as she struggles for survival, independence and love.

7

Princess of Powder River

by Lee Davis Willoughby

1982

8

Tempest of Tombstone

by Lee Davis Willoughby

1982

Abandoned by a touring theatrical troupe, young Sally Sewell must learn to defend herself in Tombstone. Her relationship with John Behan places her amid the town's power struggles and his escalating conflict with Wyatt Earp.

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