by Debbie Macomber, Fred Stella
What happens when a heart broken widower receives a letter from his wife asks him to get remarried? She even gives him a list of candidates she thinks he'll hit it off with. Some of the old Blossom Street favorites do show up.
Pediatrician Dr. Michael Everett recently lost his wife to ovarian cancer. A year after her death, he's still in mourning and can't move on with his life. On the first anniversary of her death, his brother-in-law gives him a letter from his deceased wife, Hannah, who apparently knew he would be in ...
Sadly, this one wasn't as much fun to read as I had been hoping for. It's part of the Blossom Street series, sort of, telling the tale of Dr. Michael Everett, a man who is trying to cope after the loss of his wife to ovarian cancer. While I could sympathize with the overall theme of grief and coming...
This was my first time reading this author. I rather enjoyed it and it was nice to slip into a happily ever after world.
I saw the premise of this book and was intrigued. Dr. Michael Everett had been married to the love of his life, Hannah, for 12 years, until she died. The book starts on the one-year anniversary of Hannah's death. Hannah's brother Ritchie gives Michael a letter she had written before she died, asking...
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