After surviving the streets of South Philly, Thea Anastas never
thought she’d wind up working in rural New York. But a call from a
friend in need convinced the nurse practitioner to make the trip. Now
her temporary position is making a difference in Wishing Bridge—though
Thea can’t afford to make a difference, to fill a gaping hole in the
sweet, small town. After all, the current medical practice is being
dissolved in three months, and bigger opportunities are luring her away…
Her
partner, Dr. Ethan Brandenburg, has his own struggles: caring for his
orphaned niece and nephew and holding firm to his decision to leave
Wishing Bridge for a prestigious job in Chicago. Though Thea’s
no-nonsense advice in the office has been good for business, her
compassion in Ethan’s personal life has been good for his heart. But how
can he offer a commitment to a woman when they’re both about to say
goodbye?
Wishing Bridge may be surrounded by forests and farms,
but Thea is starting to realize that friendships and family form its
heart—and that what she wants in life and love may be right in front of
her eyes.
This is the second book in the series. I didn't read the first book and it probably would have helped me understand some of the references made and some of the situations. I also thought that Mara's age was wrong. I have a seven year old granddaughter and there's no way she could have some of the conversations that Mara had. I'm thinking more like a 10 or 11 year old. Overall this was a good book. I'm looking forward to Jazz's story.
I was given this book by NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. I was not compensated in any way.
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