Order of Charlotte Nicole Davis Books

Charlotte Nicole Davis is an American novelist who made her literary debut with The Good Luck Girls, a groundbreaking work that has earned comparisons to Margaret Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale and HBO's Westworld. Her inaugural novel tackles weighty themes including gender inequality, human trafficking, young women forced into prostitution, and stark social class divisions.

Drawing inspiration from her Kansas City upbringing in the heart of the Old West, Davis channels the atmosphere and history of that era into her fantasy writing. Recognizing that the western genre has historically lacked representation of women of color, she deliberately reimagined the space to center strong female characters of color amid classic western elements—bank heists, bounty hunters, and nights around the campfire on dusty trails.

At the core of her debut are five remarkable young women, each portrayed as bold, resilient, and formidable. The Good Luck Girls serves as both a compelling found-family narrative following these protagonists and a powerful series opener that establishes Davis as an exciting new voice in fantasy literature.