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Heal My Heart — Sara Elliot
Written by a NYT #1 Best Selling children's book author who has returned to her roots as a romance novelist to write this story that is the perfect read for Valentine's Day.
Doctor Andrew J. Langley is living the dream. He's a successful cardiologist, handsome and well respected. Everything in his life seems perfect, but Drew lives alone. So, his administrative assistant has taken it upon herself to remedy the situation and find Drew a match. Labeled Bachelor of the Year by a national magazine, Drew is deluged with fan mail. But there is only one letter he's interested in â€" and it's not from a fan.
Liora Wilkenson needs his help! Eight long years after she'd run from their brief marriage, she has written to him, asking for his help. Her son Jimmy is sick with an undiagnosed heart defect. Drew has been researching genetic defects leading to heart abnormalities and this is an interesting case. But for Drew the case is even more intriguing because it comes from Liora. Drew is on the first available plane to Colorado.
High in the mountains above Denver, Doctor Liora Wilkenson runs a successful health clinic. Patients flock to her ranch - the Bar WW - to find comfort, companionship and possibly a cure for their ailments. The Bar WW is aptly named, with the W's standing for Whatever Works, because Liora is willing to try almost any method, traditional or non, to help her patients.
Contacting Drew, saying she needed help, was the most difficult admission Liora has ever made. Her healing methods weren't helping her beloved son. Andrew Langley was her only hope so Liora put her own feelings aside and asked him to come to the ranch.
The moment they see each other is awkward to say the least. The tension is palatable, the conversation stilted. But the instant their eyes lock, the years melt away. They are once again young and happy, reliving an exceptional friendship and a brief, passionate marriage.
When Drew realizes that Jimmy is his son, he is furious with Liora's deception. Explanations are forthcoming and even though neither of them tell the boy, Drew decides to spend a month on the ranch â€" working on a treatment for Jimmy, getting to know the boy, and learning more about the woman he once loved strongly enough to marry.
Doctor Andrew J. Langley is living the dream. He's a successful cardiologist, handsome and well respected. Everything in his life seems perfect, but Drew lives alone. So, his administrative assistant has taken it upon herself to remedy the situation and find Drew a match. Labeled Bachelor of the Year by a national magazine, Drew is deluged with fan mail. But there is only one letter he's interested in â€" and it's not from a fan.
Liora Wilkenson needs his help! Eight long years after she'd run from their brief marriage, she has written to him, asking for his help. Her son Jimmy is sick with an undiagnosed heart defect. Drew has been researching genetic defects leading to heart abnormalities and this is an interesting case. But for Drew the case is even more intriguing because it comes from Liora. Drew is on the first available plane to Colorado.
High in the mountains above Denver, Doctor Liora Wilkenson runs a successful health clinic. Patients flock to her ranch - the Bar WW - to find comfort, companionship and possibly a cure for their ailments. The Bar WW is aptly named, with the W's standing for Whatever Works, because Liora is willing to try almost any method, traditional or non, to help her patients.
Contacting Drew, saying she needed help, was the most difficult admission Liora has ever made. Her healing methods weren't helping her beloved son. Andrew Langley was her only hope so Liora put her own feelings aside and asked him to come to the ranch.
The moment they see each other is awkward to say the least. The tension is palatable, the conversation stilted. But the instant their eyes lock, the years melt away. They are once again young and happy, reliving an exceptional friendship and a brief, passionate marriage.
When Drew realizes that Jimmy is his son, he is furious with Liora's deception. Explanations are forthcoming and even though neither of them tell the boy, Drew decides to spend a month on the ranch â€" working on a treatment for Jimmy, getting to know the boy, and learning more about the woman he once loved strongly enough to marry.
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