Nerys Leigh

The Blacksmith's Heart by Nerys Leigh
Starts with Peter Johnson and he's just lost his wife after birthing their son...
Story picks up ten years later and we find Jessie in a homemade wheelchair as he's disabled.
Melinda and her brother, the new doctor and sister come to town and he rescues them from the wagon breaking.
Their paths cross often and she needs help with heavy furniture and he appreciates she will do cooking chores for him and Jessie.
Doctor has injured his ankle so he's recuperating but still able to see patients. She is one of those types of women who can do most things men can and she lets him know that.
She wants to learn how to blacksmith and she told him she'd bring dinner for after and he can walk her home then. She learns so much and I love listening to how he does his job.
Inspirational and there are parts of religion that only enhance the story.
Heavy rains flood the river banks and Melinda and Jessie were to go fishing there....she's got hold of Jessie but not for much longer...
Love how this ends, twists and turns throughout.
Would enjoy reading more works from this series and the author.
Other works by the author are highlighted at the end.
Like how each of the following books are based on Jessie and his friends.… (meer)