Rainwater

"A beautiful and powerful love story that entices your heart" according to Linda Murphy on. *A beautiful and powerful love story by bestselling author Sandra Brown that captivates your heart, mind, and soul once you start reading and it's impossible to put down until the heartwarming ending When a young couple decided to walk into a little antique shop out of the blue, they are instantly drawn to the elderly shopkeeper. He is not only. Opal Sibley said Desire during the Depression. Sandra Brown has always been one of my favorite authors so I took a chance on reading a book set during the Great Depression. Who else could have woven such a beautiful love story while giving so many horrible incidents that could have happened during that period in history.There was only a hint of the big surprise in the epilogue.. "What a story!" according to Christine Sanford. One of the best books I've read in a long time. The characters were beautifully brought to life with the description of their physical and spiritual essence. The story took so many different twist and turns that I couldn't put it down. Literally right up until the last page. It was a great read and I would highly recommend it

Bestseller Brown (Smash Cut) brings Depression-era Texas to vivid life in this poignant short novel. (Nov.)Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. From Publishers Weekly Starred Review. All rights reserved. At the recommendation of Dr. Murdy Kincaid, Ella Barron, a hardworking woman whose husband deserted her, accepts David Rainwater, a relative of the doctor's, as a lodger at the boarding house she runs in the small town of Gilead, Tex. . Kincaid has gently suggested Ella put Solly in an institution, but she refuses to do so. Dr. Brown skillfully charts the progress of Ella and David's quiet romance, while a contemporary frame adds a neat twist to this heartwarming but never cloying historical. Meanwhile, David becomes a special guardian angel to Solly, Ella's nine-year-old autistic son. As the local community contends with a government program to shoot livestock and the opposition of racist Conrad Ellis, a greedy meatpacker,

Soon, this strong-minded, independent woman will realize that the living that she has eked out for herself in the small bubble of her town is about to change, whether she likes it or not. Kincaid, brings Ella a new boarder—the handsome and gallant Mr. Ella Barron runs her Texas boarding house with the efficiency of a ship’s captain and the grace of a gentlewoman. But when a room in her boarding house opens up and the respected town doctor, Dr. David Rainwater—Ella is immediately resistant to opening up her home to this mysterious stranger