Book overview
A 2-in-1 from #1 New York Times bestselling author Debbie Macomber, includes Any Sunday and The Playboy and the Widow.
Any Sunday: A fiercely independent young woman takes a leap of faith by trusting a charming physician in this delightful novel from #1 New York Times bestselling author Debbie Macomber.
Marjorie Majors has not been to a doctor since she was fourteen, and she'd like to keep it that way. As far as she is concerned, she has always been perfectly fine on her own. Marjorie doesn't need--or want--anyone to take care of her. But when an unbearable case of appendicitis becomes too much to bear, Marjorie begrudgingly gives in, reluctant as ever.
Enter Dr. Sam Bretton, who is just as warm and friendly as he is handsome. It turns out that Sam's bedside manner can inspire confidence in anyone, and as he and Marjorie get to know one another, their friendship clearly has the potential to become something more. Yet Marjorie's old defiant ways still linger, and she can't help but hesitate to let a man into her heart. Will her stubbornness threaten to end her love story before it has even begun?
The Playboy and the Widow: He played the field while she played it safe.
A confirmed bachelor, Cliff Howard drives an expensive car and dates stylish glamour girls. But one look into Diana Collins's soulful brown eyes has him thinking about car pools instead of the fast lane.
Try as he might to resist, Cliff is soon forced to admit that this lovely widow and her rambunctious young daughters could grow on a man. But can they convince Cliff to give up his playboy ways for domestic bliss?
Any Sunday: A fiercely independent young woman takes a leap of faith by trusting a charming physician in this delightful novel from #1 New York Times bestselling author Debbie Macomber.
Marjorie Majors has not been to a doctor since she was fourteen, and she'd like to keep it that way. As far as she is concerned, she has always been perfectly fine on her own. Marjorie doesn't need--or want--anyone to take care of her. But when an unbearable case of appendicitis becomes too much to bear, Marjorie begrudgingly gives in, reluctant as ever.
Enter Dr. Sam Bretton, who is just as warm and friendly as he is handsome. It turns out that Sam's bedside manner can inspire confidence in anyone, and as he and Marjorie get to know one another, their friendship clearly has the potential to become something more. Yet Marjorie's old defiant ways still linger, and she can't help but hesitate to let a man into her heart. Will her stubbornness threaten to end her love story before it has even begun?
The Playboy and the Widow: He played the field while she played it safe.
A confirmed bachelor, Cliff Howard drives an expensive car and dates stylish glamour girls. But one look into Diana Collins's soulful brown eyes has him thinking about car pools instead of the fast lane.
Try as he might to resist, Cliff is soon forced to admit that this lovely widow and her rambunctious young daughters could grow on a man. But can they convince Cliff to give up his playboy ways for domestic bliss?