A West Virignia mining community is a long way from Dr. Mia Eaton's Dallas hometown. But trading in her designer clothes for flannel and jeans isn't such a major sacrifice - not when the town has gorgeous Kenyon Chandler as their sherriff. Too bad he's as arrogant can be; until the night he is injured in the line of duty. Once Kenyon finds himself under the sultry Southerner's tender loving care, he can't get her out of his mind...
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Sweet Destiny
21 Jun 2011
By Louise L. Brown
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Format:Mass Market Paperback
Rating 4.5
I so enjoy this book and just love those Eatons. In this installment we meet Dr. Mia Eaton & Kenyton Chandler, you first saw Kenyon at Xavier's wedding he was the quite man who was caught watching Mia has she walk around. Mia is a bridemaid at her cousin Denise wedding.
Mia has excepted a position in West Virigina a long way from Dallas. From the moment they met at her cousin Xavier wedding they both have been thinking of the other, but for Kenyon he as form in his mind that Mia is snob. You should never judge a book by it cover and boy is Kenyon in for a surprise.
Mia is full of surprise but their story come full circle and boy what a love, you will enjoy the story and I can't wait for Levi he is next.
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Louise
I so enjoy this book and just love those Eatons. In this installment we meet Dr. Mia Eaton & Kenyton Chandler, you first saw Kenyon at Xavier's wedding he was the quite man who was caught watching Mia has she walk around. Mia is a bridemaid at her cousin Denise wedding.
Mia has excepted a position in West Virigina a long way from Dallas. From the moment they met at her cousin Xavier wedding they both have been thinking of the other, but for Kenyon he as form in his mind that Mia is snob. You should never judge a book by it cover and boy is Kenyon in for a surprise.
Mia is full of surprise but their story come full circle and boy what a love, you will enjoy the story and I can't wait for Levi he is next.
smooches
Louise
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
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Sweet Destiny
18 Jun 2011
By R. A Rippy
- Published on Amazon.com
Format:Mass Market Paperback
I loved this story! The Eaton stories just get better and better! This installment is about Dr. Mia Eaton. She decides to do her residency in a West Virginia mining community instead of in her hometown of Dallas. Kenyon Chandler is the town sheriff and thinks Mia won't be there six months because he thinks she is a snob. He soon finds out that there is lot he does not know about Mia and finds he judged her too harshly. Great story! I am now ready for the next story about the Eaton family.
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Romance with a purpose
19 Oct 2011
By Toni Campbell
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Format:Mass Market Paperback
This is the sixth book in the Eaton family series and the second in a special wedding series published this summer. Usually these stories revolve around the Philadelphia branch of the Eaton clan, a family of educators. Sweet Destiny, however, is set in a small town in West Virginia, giving the reader and the heroine a glimpse of a simpler life.
Mia Chandler, an Eaton cousin, grew up privileged in Dallas, Texas and has just received her medical degree, just like her father. But, unlike him, and much to his dismay, she decides to specialize in family medicine and not the more lucrative obstetrics and gynecology as he did. And to make matters worse, she wants to practice in a rural setting after hearing about how difficult it is for residents of those areas to have access to good healthcare. She chooses to do her residency in Jonesburg, West Virginia where the local family practitioner is looking to step down. Mia's transition from life in the big city is made easier because her cousin has married into a family from the area and they make sure to look out for her. One of those family members, Kenyon Chandler, is the Sheriff in the town and is instantly convinced that Mia is a snobby city girl who won't be able to adapt to this slower way of life.
I love the books in this series (which is getting so extensive that there is a family tree provided in the book), and this one especially because of the focus on healthcare. Residents of areas like are usually the unhealthiest in the nation and not enough doctors choose to work there because it is hard work with lower payoffs than in bigger cities. I like to mix my romance with social commentary!
Mia Chandler, an Eaton cousin, grew up privileged in Dallas, Texas and has just received her medical degree, just like her father. But, unlike him, and much to his dismay, she decides to specialize in family medicine and not the more lucrative obstetrics and gynecology as he did. And to make matters worse, she wants to practice in a rural setting after hearing about how difficult it is for residents of those areas to have access to good healthcare. She chooses to do her residency in Jonesburg, West Virginia where the local family practitioner is looking to step down. Mia's transition from life in the big city is made easier because her cousin has married into a family from the area and they make sure to look out for her. One of those family members, Kenyon Chandler, is the Sheriff in the town and is instantly convinced that Mia is a snobby city girl who won't be able to adapt to this slower way of life.
I love the books in this series (which is getting so extensive that there is a family tree provided in the book), and this one especially because of the focus on healthcare. Residents of areas like are usually the unhealthiest in the nation and not enough doctors choose to work there because it is hard work with lower payoffs than in bigger cities. I like to mix my romance with social commentary!
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