Once a Midwife - (Hope River) by Patricia Harman (Paperback)
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<p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br> <p><strong>It's Call the Midwife set in the U.S. homefront during World War II. If you loved Patricia Harman's <em>Midwife of Hope River </em>you'll love <em>Once a Midwife! </em> </strong></p><p><strong>Named Best Midwife Book of the Year from the American College of Nurse Midwives</strong></p><p>The women of Hope River trust midwife Patience Hester, whose skill in delivering babies is known for miles around. But though the Great Depression is behind them, troubles are not, for Europe is at war...and it can only be a matter of time before the U.S. enters the fray.</p><p>And while some are eager to join the fight, Patience's husband, Daniel, is not. Daniel is a patriot--but he saw too much bloodshed during the First World War, and has vowed never to take up arms again. </p><p>His stance leaves Patience and their four children vulnerable--to the neighbors who might judge them, and to the government, who imprison Daniel for his beliefs.</p><p>Patience must support their family and fight for her husband's release despite her own misgivings. And with need greater than ever, she must also keep her practice running during this tumultuous time...relying on generous friends, like Bitsy, who has returned to Hope River, stalwart neighbors, and her own indomitable strength to see them all through.</p> <p/><br></br><p><b> From the Back Cover </b></p></br></br> <p><strong><em>Return to Hope River as midwife Patience Hester, along with her family and friends, faces the challenges of the home front during World War II</em></strong></p><p>The women of Hope River trust midwife Patience Hester, whose skill in delivering babies is known for miles around. But though the Great Depression is behind them, troubles are not--for Europe is at war . . . and it can be only a matter of time before the U.S. enters the fray.</p><p>And while some are eager to join the fight, Patience's husband, Daniel, is not. Daniel is a patriot--but he saw too much bloodshed during the first world war, and has vowed never to take up arms again. His stance leaves Patience and their four children vulnerable--to the neighbors, who might judge them, and to the government, which imprisons Daniel for his beliefs.</p><p>Patience must support their family and fight for her husband's release, despite her own misgivings. And with need greater than ever, she must also keep her practice running during this tumultuous time, relying on generous friends like Bitsy, who has returned to Hope River; stalwart neighbors; and her own indomitable strength to see them all through.</p> <p/><br></br><p><b> Review Quotes </b></p></br></br> "Long after I turned the last page, the character of midwife Patience Hester stayed with me...For we all need role models like Patience--fiercely loyal, brave, and forgiving. <em>Once a Midwife</em> is a remarkable read, full of individuals to love and birth stories to inspire."--Amy Wright Glenn, author of <em>Holding Space: on Loving, Dying, and Letting Go</em> </br></br>"I almost devoured, Once a Midwife...It's not easy to write a novel that includes so many interwoven historical details, all the while keeping the reader's attention on the human story, the impact of outer events on people's lives and personal journeys. Patricia Harman did it so well."--Suzanne Arms, author of <em> Immaculate Deception 11: Myth, Magic and Birth</em> </br></br>"If you could live inside a Norman Rockwell painting, <em>Once a Midwife</em> would be the place. Rockwell's themes--a nation under threat in wartime, the struggle for racial equality, and the consolation of family--they're all right here."--Jodi Daynard, Bestselling Author of <em>The Midwife's Revolt</em> </br></br>"Patricia Harman...brings to life the impact of the First and Second World Wars upon the people of early 20th century rural America...True love, family, friendships, politics, history, nature, culture and babies. What more could a reader possibly want?"--Alicia Bay Laurel, <em>New York Times</em> bestselling author <em>Living on the Earth</em>
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