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    The Unexpected Bride
    The Unexpected Bride
    The Unexpected Bride
    Audiobook4 hours

    The Unexpected Bride

    Written by Cynthia Woolf

    Narrated by Lia Frederick

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    About this audiobook

    Alice Carter found herself a widow, her doctor husband murdered as he left the hospital where he worked. Alice, too, is a doctor and thought she wouldn’t have any trouble finding a position with the hospital where her husband had been so well regarded.
    She was wrong. Seems no one wanted a female doctor, especially one in mourning. Seeing no other way out, Alice becomes a mail-order bride to a doctor in Hope’s Crossing in the Montana Territory.
    Dr. Jeremiah Kilarney, needs help. He needs a nurse to assist him with his patients. Knowing he has to marry the woman or she’ll be inundated with marriage proposals from the lonely miners, he goes to Matchmaker & Co. Specifying his need for a nurse or someone willing to be trained as one, he’s surprised when Alice Carter, doctor, steps out of the stagecoach with her precocious daughter Melly.
    Can Alice and Jeremiah have a future when ghosts from her past still hold her heart?
    Hope's Crossing can be the answer to their future or the end of their dreams.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthor's Republic
    Release dateFeb 16, 2024
    ISBN9781947075979
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      Not a big fan of Alice i think her too pushy the story has no dept and what's up with the kid with the word yep did people talk like that in those days