Fans of Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman will be captivated by this series from best-selling father and daughter writing team Lynn and Gilbert Morris. The fourth installment of the continuing saga of Cheney Duvall finds the doctor and her dedicated nurse Shiloh Irons on the way to New Orleans. When they make a stop in Charleston, South Carolina, they are unprepared for the turmoil they find around them. Intending to stay for only a short visit, the intrepid pair find the grand old city in the throes of Reconstruction. Determined to do what she can to help, with little more than her faith to see her through, Cheney finds herself up against carpetbaggers, outdated medical practices, and white supremacists.
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"I enjoyed this book very much. Learned some history. After finishing it I did some research to learn more about what I had read. "
— Jennifer (4 out of 5 stars)
“Leading characters are well developed in this complex plot…Cheney is a feisty female who does not follow any of the typical southern behavior or stand occupation for a lady.”
— School Library Journal" On Chapter 4 of this book, and am still waiting for the story to develop. I felt the entire story revolved around conversations between the characters, without much of a story line, or plot. "
— Erin, 7/10/2013" I enjoyed this book very much. Learned some history. After finishing it I did some research to learn more about what I had read. "
— Jennifer, 6/24/2013" I used to like this series a lot. It does have some funny moments/characters and interesting plot points, but it is also rather on the feminist and romantic side. "
— Melissa, 6/6/2013" a parade of historical characters are met by the two MC in this installment. rather lacking in character development or plot. and they don't even kiss. what good is a book with no kissing? "
— joy, 5/6/2013" this was a light read but interesting story of Charleston, SC during Reconstruction "
— Phyllis, 4/26/2013" a parade of historical characters are met by the two MC in this installment. rather lacking in character development or plot. and they don't even kiss. what good is a book with no kissing? "
— joy, 8/18/2012" I love the way the characters are always so funny! And pretty consistent too! "
— Elizabeth, 7/9/2012" I love the way the characters are always so funny! And pretty consistent too! "
— Elizabeth, 5/9/2012" I enjoyed this book very much. Learned some history. After finishing it I did some research to learn more about what I had read. "
— Jennifer, 4/4/2012" I used to like this series a lot. It does have some funny moments/characters and interesting plot points, but it is also rather on the feminist and romantic side. "
— Melissa, 1/16/2012" On Chapter 4 of this book, and am still waiting for the story to develop. I felt the entire story revolved around conversations between the characters, without much of a story line, or plot. "
— Erin, 12/2/2011" I really enjoy this series. I like how much history I learn by reading these books. "
— Lys, 10/14/2011" I really enjoy this series. I like how much history I learn by reading these books. "
— Lys, 10/3/2011" this was a light read but interesting story of Charleston, SC during Reconstruction "
— Phyllis, 8/3/2011" I enjoyed this book very much. Learned some history. After finishing it I did some research to learn more about what I had read. "
— Jennifer, 1/16/2011" a parade of historical characters are met by the two MC in this installment. rather lacking in character development or plot. and they don't even kiss. what good is a book with no kissing? "
— joy, 11/17/2010" a parade of historical characters are met by the two MC in this installment. rather lacking in character development or plot. and they don't even kiss. what good is a book with no kissing? "
— joy, 11/17/2010" I love the way the characters are always so funny! And pretty consistent too! "
— Elizabeth, 6/10/2008" I love the way the characters are always so funny! And pretty consistent too! "
— Elizabeth, 6/10/2008" this was a light read but interesting story of Charleston, SC during Reconstruction "
— Phyllis, 3/7/2008" this was a light read but interesting story of Charleston, SC during Reconstruction "
— Phyllis, 3/7/2008Gilbert Morris was a pastor before becoming an English professor and earning a PhD at the University of Arkansas. Gilbert has been a consistent bestselling author in the Christian market for many years. He and his wife live in Gulf Shores, Alabama.
Kate Forbes, winner of four Earphones Awards for audiobook narrating, is a professionally trained actress who has appeared on Broadway, in regional theaters, and with a renowned touring company. After graduating from Sarah Lawrence College, where she was active in theater, she completed an MFA at New York University School of the Arts. With this training, she launched into a successful acting career.