Susan is an Amazon and International best-selling author. She is a 2017 RONE nominee, a winner of the 2017 Summer Indie Author award, and winner of 2017 Best Indie book, Fit For A King.Born and raised in Cumberland, MD. she moved to Tennessee in 1996 with her husband and they now live in a small town outside of Nashville, along with their three Australian Shepherds. "JAKE" is the first book in The Men of Clifton, Montana series. Although writing for years, she never submitted to publishers. It was in 2014 that she decided to submit to publishers and received several offers and signed a three-year contract with Secret Cravings Publishing. When SCP closed their doors, Susan was approached by several publishers and now publishes with Blue Whiskey Publishing. She is a huge Nashville Predators hockey fan. She also enjoys fishing, taking drives down back roads, and visiting Gatlinburg, TN. Her second series, The Bad Boys of Dry River consists of seven books, beginning with LUCAS. Although Susan's books are a series, each book can be read as a standalone book. Each book will end with a HEA and a new story beginning in the next one. Some epilogues may give a preview to the next book. Characters from each book will interact. The Callahans consist of four cousins. The series begins with the novella, A Cowboy For Christmas. The Beckett Brothers, about five hot, sexy brothers begins with BRAYDEN. There will also be more books added to the Men of Clifton, Montana series. She also has a standalone book, Fit For A King, about a very hardheaded, stubborn cowboy named Wade King. Susan would love to hear from her readers and promises to respond to all. You can visit her Facebook page and website by the links below. To sign up for her newsletter click the "Sign Up" button on her FB page or the "Contact" button on her webpage.https://www.facebook.com/skdromanceauthorwww.susanfisherdavisauthor.weebly.com Email: susan@susanfisherdavisauthor.comShe is also on Twitter: @susandavis37150 & Instagram: @susanfisherdavis_authorRead more about this authorRead less about this author