Daring Daughters: St. Augustine's Feisty Females, 1565-2000

by Karen G. Harvey

Daring Daughters brings to life the timeless stories of women who over the centuries have faced adversity with courage, character, and often humor. The women presented in Daring Daughters found a way to live their lives as they desired. Some overcame obstacles, some created their own roadblocks while seek a dream. Whether their historic contributions were by default or intent, they left their mark. They were survivors.

Genres: Nonfiction, Biography

160 pages, Paperback

First published July 1, 2002

Reviews

[John Nelson]

I have a copy of this book on my shelf, but my copy lists the author as Karen Harvey.

[Betsy]

Inspiring. Shows how ordinary women made an impact in their small circles of influence, even during times when women were second class citizens. My favorite part of the book was on the women in Henry Flagler's life. Very interesting but sad -- his wives all met tragic ends! If you love St. Augustine, Florida this book would be of particular interest to you. Lots of juicy morsels about the history and society of the old city.