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    Falling for the Doc
    Falling for the Doc
    Falling for the Doc
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    Falling for the Doc

    By Neva Bodin

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    Thinking to escape her troubles in New York City, big-city-raised teacher, Allison White, moved to the peaceful, small town of Sage Flats, Wyoming. Falling at the Before Fall Roundup dance and being attracted to Doctor Mac in his white hat wasn't in the plan. Neither was finding a body buried in her backyard. It seems big-city trouble can come to small towns too. Maybe she needs to start praying again, and maybe first impressions need to be adjusted.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherNeva Bodin
    Release dateOct 9, 2023
    ISBN9798223882510
    Falling for the Doc
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    Neva Bodin

    Neva Bodin writes fiction and non-fiction. Publishing credits include a devotional, two childrens’ books, a western novel, short stories, newsletters, poetry, and freelance articles. Find her at nevabodin.org. A new middle/grade young adult fiction is coming in 2024. Neva is a member of Casper Writers, Kingdom Creatives; Wyoming Writers Inc., American Christian Fiction Writers, WYO Poets, Daughters of the American Revolution, and Art On The Go. Find her on Facebook at Neva Bodin author/writer, Twitter@NevaBodin1 or you can contact her at https://nevabodin.org  or nevab@atwy.net  

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