3.5
Courting the Doctor's Daughter
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A widow with three boys to raise, Mary Graves has no time for peddlers of phony medicine. She's a dedicated healer working alongside her doctor father. When a handsome stranger blows into town with his "elixir of health" and asks questions about her newly adopted son, Mary's determined to uncover the truth behind all his claims.
Once the reckless heir to a Boston fortune, Dr. Luke Jacobs travels the country with his herbal medicine while searching for his long-lost son. After meeting the feisty doctor's daughter and her youngest boy, Luke has found what he's been looking for at last. But can he convince her to let him into her home, her family—and her heart?
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3.5
“This was such a cute story. I loved the faith aspect of the book, and the character development. Luke was such a respectable, caring gentleman and I thought he was the perfect example of what a Christian man should be. Mary was a broken character at the beginning of the book who blamed herself for things in her past, but at the end of the book, we find out that she is healed through God’s forgiveness and love.
So, the theme of this book, so effortlessly weaved throughout was: God’s love exceeds far greater than your human brokenness. You may feel like all hope is lost, but in Christ there is hope.”
About Janet Dean
Janet Dean married her college sweetheart and taught first grade before leaving to rear two daughters. As her daughters grew, they watched Little House on the Prairie, reawakening Janet's love of American history and the stories of strong men and women of faith who built this country. Janet eagerly turned to writing inspirational historical romance. When she isn't writing, Janet stamps greeting cards, plays golf and bridge, and is never without a book to read.
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