Author

Contributions

  • Lacy, JoAnna. - Contributor

Publication

2004 - Multnomah Books, Sisters, Or, Oregon

Language

English

Word Count

75,250 words, Guess

Page Count

301 pages

Identifiers

  • Internet Archivebelovedphysician00lacy
  • ISBN-10159052313X
  • ISBN-139781590523131
  • Goodreads634082
  • LibraryThing1576153
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  • Library of Congress Control Number2003022088
  • OCLC Control Number53814534
  • Better World BooksO7-AYQ-772
  • Better World Books247-ABA-630
  • Better World Books9781590523131
  • Open LibraryOL3679619M

Classifications

  • DDC813/.54
  • LCCPS3562.A256 B46 2004
  • LCCPS3562.A256B46 2004

Description

Dane and Tharyn Logan, back from their honeymoon, take over a medical practice in Central City and join the church there. It's not long before Dane establishes a name for himself. After he risks his life to rescue the mayor of Central City, who has been shot by an angry gunman, the townspeople officially dub Dane the "beloved physician of Central City." Nurse Tharyn faces a challenge of her own when her dear friend Melinda is captured by the local band of renegade Utes. Melinda's friends and fiance don't know any better than to give her up for dead...THE FRONTIER DOCTOR TRILOGY Countless perils menaced the settlers of the vast wilderness, and one of the most severe was the scarcity of medical care. Risking his own life by day or by night, in all kinds of weather, the frontier doctor was a rare, unsung hero of the West. A New Life in a Rugged Land They say, "I do," and only death shall part them. Back from their honeymoon, Dr. Dane and Tharyn Logan eagerly assume the reins of the medical practice in a small Colorado mining community. Dane's selfless heroism quickly earns him a fine reputation among the townsfolk. But the hardship and danger of the West strike home when a band of renegade Utes captures Thayrn's dear friend Melinda. Will hope survive after Melinda's friends and fiance have given her up for dead? Story Behind the BookWhen the challenge of the Western frontier began luring men and women westward from the eastern, northern, southern, and midwestern states in the mid-nineteenth century, they found a land that was beyond what they had imagined. Wherever they settled, from the wide Missouri River to the white-foamed shores of the Pacific Ocean, they clung to the hope of a bright new beginning for their lives. Often their hopes were dashed by fierce opposition from the Indians who had inhabited the land long before them. At times there was also struggle for survival against the hard winters and the loneliness of the vast frontier.From the Trade Paperback edition.

Subjects

Genres

  • Fiction

Series Statement

  • Frontier doctor trilogy ;
  • bk. 2

Other Editions

  • Beloved physicianMultnomah Books2004-01-01

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