β Scribed by Fiona McArthur
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Midwife Noni Frost needs a miracle. Among the white gums of the NSW northern rivers, Rivertown Hospital's maternity unit is under threat and will close unless a new obstetrician is hired to share the on-call load.
When Iain McCloud and his pregnant teenage daughter, Jacinta, arrive in town to await the birth of Jacinta's baby, Noni's stressed but that doesn't stop the sparks from flying between her and Iain as they disagree on everything from pain relief to breastfeeding.
When Noni's young son, Harley, goes missing, everything comes to a head. With lives at risk, Noni and Iain must draw on all their strength and work together. Can they save those closest to them?
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Fiona McArthur has worked as a midwife for 30 years. She is the clinical midwifery educator inner rural maternity unit and teaches emergency obstetric strategies while working with midwives and doctors from remote and isolated areas. Fiona has written more than 30 romances, which have sold over two million copies in 12 languages. She has been a midwifery expert for Mother and Baby magazine and is the author of Aussie Midwives. She has also written the novels Red Sand Sunrise , The Homestead Girls , and Heart of the Sky.
New South Wales
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