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Of Dignity Texas an herbal alternative to surgery He treated her like some uack but April was determined to save other women from dying on the operating table like her mother d uite the fun witty romantic story that made me chuckle smile and even tear up on occasion Just as in her Brides of the West series Lori Copeland has a knack for allowing the reader to picture the setting as if heshe were in it himherself The only downfall is that she writes in such a way that after reading the Brides series I have grown to predict certain events to where the suspense has waned however still a very enjoyable story I have some thoughts about the ending however due to a potential spoiler I shall keep them to myself
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IdGray couldn't help admiring April's spirit and good intentions Yet he couldn't let this bluebonnet belle steal all his patients even if she was on her way to stealing his hear I wasn t sure I would like this main character much after the first chapter She seemed young closed minded and youthfully silly As the story developed I began to like her and I enjoyed her personal growth spurts and changing personal and business relationships I love the way Lori Copeland uses the plot to showcase this historical periods medical and social science issues In all a fun and uplifting read
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April Truitt didn't trust doctors battle of wills was raging in the Lone Star State in 1876 least of all handsome newcomer Gray Fuller who opposed her efforts to offer the women Lydia PinkhamI enjoy Lori Copeland s books I had no idea that Bluebonnet Belle was a rewrite of an earlier book until I got to the end even though I knew she d done thatI enjoyed learning about Lydia Pinkham s vegetable compound even though it wasn t really conclusive whether or not it s good stuff or snake oil The book wasn t really about Lydia Pinkham s that was just a starting place for Gray and April s clashes not to mention her grandfatherI guess it would be boring if they agreed on everything She never tried to run his life like his fiance either
I have enjoyed all the characters in the story hero heroine a wealthy lady who can't leave the hero along she is spoiled and the others that I want to leave out to not spoil the story There was humor that kept me goingenjoyed the laugh Some things that turned out ridiculous but solved The heroine is hard headed and she listens to her silly fr
Lydia PinkhamI enjoy Lori Copeland's books I had no idea that Bluebonnet Belle was a rewrite of an earlier book until I got to the end even though I knew she'd done thatI enjoyed learning about Lydia Pinkham's vegetable compound even though it wasn't really conclusive whether or not it's good stuff or snake oil
I liked the refreshing setting of this story1876 in small town Texas Women were just taking a stand toward docto
April Truitt doesn't think of herself as flighty or impulsive but she is She acts without thinking for the better part of the book which made me wonder why Ms Copeland can't write intelligent female characters April is enad of rake Henry who is cheating on her with another woman Grace April also distrusts doctors after her mother's slow death which puts her at odds with handsome Gray Fuller the town's doctor a transplant from D
I loved the story of April Truitt She has a serious mistrust of doctors and Dr Gray Fuller's move to Dignity Texas and befri
uite the fun witty romantic story that made me chuckle smile and even tear up on occasion Just as in her Brides of the West series
I wasn't sure I would like this main character much after the first chapter She seemed young closed minded and youthfully silly As the story developed I began to like her and I enjoyed her personal growth spurts and chang
This book changed a lot about halfway through The beginning was pretty slow and April sort of got on my nerves about her involvement with the Pinkham's tonic and her dislike of doctors About halfway through the book when she stops thinking she's better than people with medical degrees was when I could truly get behind this book and enjoy it
This book was just ok in my opinion I don't care for stories where there are jump forwards in time Half the book was fine but then it just started skipping 6 months at a time towards the end I feel like all that time skipped
Another good love story by Lori Copeland This was unlike the brides of the west in the fact that she doesn't prea