His Guardian Angel

by Bobby Hutchinson Rit

Overview

LOVE HISTORICAL WESTERN ROMANCE NOVELS? A Stubborn Doctor With A Secret - and the Independent Woman Who Loves Him Ever thought that advice directly from an angel might solve all your problems? In the little town of Demersville, Montana, in 1889, Doctor Joseph Gillespie has the best surgical assistant anyone could hope for--his own personal angel, Nathaniel. Even without Nathaniel's help, Joseph is a talented doctor, but when it comes to matters of the heart, he's beyond hopeless. Intrepid business-woman Emma Walsh doesn't know beans about angels, but she understands men and romance. She feels there's hope for the awkward, impossibly shy young doc, if she can only get him to notice her. But when she does manage to focus his attention, Joseph also notices Emma's easy-going manner with other men. And it makes him furious. Nathaniel, with a little help from earthly friends, tries his best to steer Joseph in the right direction--into Emma's welcoming arms. But angelic advice is just that, advice. Will Joseph accept it? Do you love Kate Whitsby and Susan Leigh Carlton? You'll adore HIS GUARDIAN ANGEL.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781530951765
Publisher:	CreateSpace Publishing
Publication date:	04/08/2016
Pages:	124
Product dimensions:	5.00(w) x 7.99(h) x 0.26(d)

About the Author

Bobby Hutchinson was born in a coal mining town in the Canadian Rockies, and she grew up reading and listening to her mom and dad tell outrageous stories. She wrote her first novel, Sheltering Bridges, at the age of 45, and it took her a year because she didn't know how to type, or how to write romance, either.

She learned, however, and that first book sold to Harlequin Superromance. Drunk with instant success, she immediately (well, over a period of many years) wrote and sold 50 more romances while marrying and divorcing several times.

Single now, she lives in her hometown of Sparwood, B.C. She's a foster-grandmother to two spoiled rabbits, and when she's not chasing them around the neighborhood, she writes and publishes romances, children's books and the odd (very odd) memoir.

HOW NOT TO RUN A B&B is the poignant and funny story of how she started her first B&B, with no experience whatsoever, hindered by a mass of complications in the form of eccentric neighbors, friends and guests. The book contains recipes that work, advice that is sometimes successful, and stories that weren't meant to be amusing, but seem to make readers laugh a lot.

Bobby loves to hear from readers, and can be found at http://www.bobbyhutchinson.com