Bøger af Ellen Fannon

Biology professor, Kendra Clark, is an independent, competent, intelligent woman of faith-that is, until she is around cowboy, Ricky Gaither. Then she becomes a babbling klutz.For his part, Ricky doesn't have much use for intellectuals or God. But when they keep running into each other, they can't deny their growing attraction.Can a relationship work between two people who seem to have nothing in common? Or does the secret Ricky harbors make them more alike than Kendra realizes?And will that secret derail any hope for a relationship?

Wyoming rancher, Ben Parish, is struggling to keep his ranch afloat.Veterinarian, Darcy Fuller has moved to Wyoming to start a new life but is struggling to become established in a new area.Both have been badly burned by past relationships and are not looking to become involved in another. When their paths cross, Darcy has an idea to bring extra income to the ranch, as well as provide her with an outlet for her passion for working with horses.But can their growing attraction coexist with a business partnership?

Why should Adam's daughters, with whom he hasn't had contact for twenty-five years, honor him now when he needs a life-saving bone marrow transplant?Why should his son, who was kicked out of the house, honor his father? Is there any hope of reconciliation when twenty-five years of anger, bitterness, and divergent pathways have led family members down different roads of life?Honor Thy Father is the compelling story of loss and redemption and how God can turn tragedy into triumph.How does a family survive after being torn apart? Adam Wallace copes with the heartbreaking loss of his wife and daughters by immersing himself in his work. Charlotte withdraws from everyone and everything around her. Dana, living a life of privilege, does not even realize her loss. Katrina copes by trying to make everyone else happy. Scott copes by rebellion. Ultimately, they all come to realize that God can work through every situation to make beauty out of ashes.

Why should Adam's daughters, with whom he hasn't had contact for twenty-five years, honor him now when he needs a life-saving bone marrow transplant? Why should his son, who was kicked out of the house, honor his father? Is there any hope of reconciliation when twenty-five years of anger, bitterness, and divergent pathways have led family members down different roads of life?Honor Thy Father is the compelling story of loss and redemption and how God can turn tragedy into triumph.How does a family survive after being torn apart? Adam Wallace copes with the heartbreaking loss of his wife and daughters by immersing himself in his work. Charlotte withdraws from everyone and everything around her. Dana, living a life of privilege, does not even realize her loss. Katrina copes by trying to make everyone else happy. Scott copes by rebellion. Ultimately, they all come to realize that God can work through every situation to make beauty out of ashes.

Real doctors treat more than one species.At least that's what veterinarian, Jill Bennet tells herself.On any given day, she may find herself doctoring dogs, cats, bunnies, birds, horses, pigs, or any other furry or feathered patient who crosses her path-striving daily to deliver compassion and competence to all God's creatures, in accordance with Colossians 3:23. Now, with over forty years of practice under her belt, Jill reflects back to her time as a new, young veterinarian in the early eighties-a time when women veterinarians were just beginning to become a presence among the previously male-dominated profession.Out in the real world, Jill finds herself in situations never covered in veterinary school. It is a journey of learning and laughter, as Jill contends with a variety of animal patients and their eclectic humans attached to the other end of the leash (and the checkbook), as well as less-than-helpful co-workers. Interwoven into this mix of new experiences is her budding romance with the owner of the sock-eating Labrador Retriever. Don't Bite the Doctor promises to bring smiles and tears to anyone who has ever been owned by an animal.