Books like The Midwife by Carolyn Davidson
Gar Lundstrom, a widowed farmer with a quiet life, proposes a marriage of convenience to Leah Gunderson, a spirited woman fleeing a troubled past. Their union promises new beginnings for both, yet Gar learning a harsh secret threatens their fragile hope. Leah’s presence brightens his lonely days, but the discovery forces them to confront the hidden truth that could pull her back into danger. As they navigate trust, love and secrecy, the couple must decide whether to keep building a shared life or risk everything for safety.
First publish date: 1999
Genre: Romance/Historical Romance
Authors: Carolyn Davidson
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