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The Doctor's Wife (Historical Romance)

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No one writes romance like Cheryl St. John. Her talent is incomparable. She never fails to make me love her characters, they're always sympathetic, always human, always real. Caleb Chaney ought to have won a KISS award from Romantic Times. Men don't come any more heroic than this. I was hooked on page one and couldn't put it down until it was finished. I sobbed like a baby, and when it was over, I felt as if I'd won a prize, it was so thrilling to see Ellie get the life she deserved. I can't wait for Cheryl's next book.

THE DOCTOR'S WIFE is filled with so many twists, turns and surprises that it makes it impossible to put down. I was glued to each page and every word. Cheryl St. John creates an emotional connection between you and these characters that allows you to feel their pain and feel their fear. She handles a very tough subject with such skill and grace that it stuns the reader.

Cheryl St John has once again proven to her readers that it doesn't take a super hero or heroine to link us with our deepest emotions. In Caleb and Ellie's story, we are drawn into their lives, including their pain, sorrow, and dawning love. Be ready to settle back into your comfy chair, grab a box of tissues and spend the afternoon in sheer pleasure as Cheryl unfolds the tragedy of Ellie's young life, and how she overcomes issues that face many women yet today. I'm positive that you'll feel the same as I do! I want to meet Caleb and Ellie just to tell them both how much I care.

The Doctor's Wife is just the thing! Cheryl St. John once again treats her fans to a story that will melt even the hardest of hearts. Every time I read one of her books I think, this is it, this is as good as it gets -- this is my favorite. Yet, with each new book I find she can indeed surpass herself and bring me a new "favorite."

Ellie and Caleb's story kept me turning the pages ong after my bedtime -- admiring their strength, crying for their pain and longing for their happily ever after. When I reached the last page, my only regret was that the story was over. Whether you're a new reader, or a long-time fan, this is a St. John book you won't want to miss.

Love books by Cheryl St. John and will purchas more of her work. The Doctor's Wife was an earlier book and I enjoyed it very much. Read in one day.

I loved this book. It has become one of my all time favorites. I couldnt put it down, even though I had tons of studying I was supposed to be doing. I've read it three times now because everytime I see something new or something I didnt remember.

I thought this was an A+ story, which was woven just enough as not to confuse the reader, but gave the story a lot of extra depth.

The sexual tension between Ellie and Caleb is taut as a bowstring and quivers for release. THE DOCTOR'S WIFE reads like a mystery. The action seems relentless, making it imperative that we turn the pages faster and faster. Ms. St.John gifts her fans with a marvelous new book that will leave them sighing and eager for more.

Cheryl St.John does more than give readers great stories and fascinating characters; she gives them a glimpse of her heart. She writes about life. About people who could be our friends, neighbors or relatives. We rejoice in their triumphs and share their sorrows. With each story we are given a taste of life, tragedy and personal victories. We laugh, we cry and relate to her characters and know that life, no matter how bad, can be wonderful when we are loved and love in return. THE DOCTOR'S WIFE is filled with compassion, sacrifice, love and trust. Once you read it, you'll never forget Ellie and Caleb and the miraculous love they find.

I think the title conveys my feelings on this book. I didn't particularly think it was the best book I have ever read, but it was not the worst. I thought the book was good, but that it just dragged on and on. I am not sure if it was the writing or what...... It is o.k.,if you have a lot of time to spend reading, but not for a quick read. It is emotional, but not overly so.