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- Author: Merilyn Howton Marriott
- Publisher: Iron Stream Books
- ISBN-10: 1946016608
- ISBN-13: 9781946016607
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 1.5 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English
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The children come--scores of them. Broken. Suffering. Learning to survive. These are not the clients Katie Collier expected to help when she went to work at the mental-health clinic.
But Katie and her husband can't have children of their own, so her natural compassion flows. Still, Katie wonders why God gives babies to some women who seem unwilling to care, feed, love, shelter--even hold, and leaves other women barren.
Then one day it happens. A little girl named Bailey walks into Main Street Clinic ... walks straight into Katie's broken heart.
Forced to choose between her husband and her career, Katie fights to hold onto both in order to save Bailey. When her husband gives her the ultimate ultimatum, Katie finds the children of Main Street are not the only ones feeling cast out and lost.
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- Author: Merilyn Howton Marriott
- Publisher: Iron Stream Books
- ISBN-10: 1946016608
- ISBN-13: 9781946016607
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 1.5 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English English
The children come--scores of them. Broken. Suffering. Learning to survive. These are not the clients Katie Collier expected to help when she went to work at the mental-health clinic.
But Katie and her husband can't have children of their own, so her natural compassion flows. Still, Katie wonders why God gives babies to some women who seem unwilling to care, feed, love, shelter--even hold, and leaves other women barren.
Then one day it happens. A little girl named Bailey walks into Main Street Clinic ... walks straight into Katie's broken heart.
Forced to choose between her husband and her career, Katie fights to hold onto both in order to save Bailey. When her husband gives her the ultimate ultimatum, Katie finds the children of Main Street are not the only ones feeling cast out and lost.
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