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A Change of Heart for the Cornish Midwife
- Cornish Midwife, Book 7
- Narrated by: Emma Powell
- Length: 7 hrs and 7 mins
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A Change of Heart for the Cornish Midwife
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Summary
A forever love...or a future dashed?
Midwife Ella Mehenick can’t wait to marry the love of her life, Dan Ferguson. They have both waited so long for their perfect day, and they know their future together will be everything they’ve ever dreamed of. But when Ella suddenly and unexpectedly collapses – all plans are put on hold.
Dan just wants Ella to get better, but Ella, so used to caring for others, struggles to accept she needs care herself. She doesn’t want Dan to give up everything for her and suddenly the life they dreamed of seems to be slipping through their fingers…
Once rock solid, Ella and Dan suddenly seem further apart than ever before. Can they find a path back to their happy ever after or will Ella’s change of heart risk everything they love?
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- Jan
- 24-03-23
Love this series by Jo Bartlett ad this latest offering didn’t disappoint.
I have purchased, listen too, enjoyed and shed many a tear with this series. I am always disappointed when the book ends and can’t wait for the next instalment. Don’t change the narrator as her performance brings the characters to life. Have no hesitation in recommending this book.
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- HF
- 13-03-23
Another great story in the Cornish Midwives series
I’m hooked on this series. At the end of each book you feel that you know characters. The narrator is also very good & brings the characters alive. My fingers are crossed there’s more to come.
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- Alexa
- 12-03-23
Another great 'Midwife' read
Jo Bartlett can do no wrong with this series. Nothing too complicated, lovely to listen too. Always look forward to the next release! Please keep writing them Jo!
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- The Rowberry’s
- 10-03-23
So enjoyable
Another wonderful story by Jo Bartlett. I have enjoyed all of the books and getting to know each character. Hurry up with the next book please!
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- Kindle Customer
- 09-03-23
yet another amazing listen
this one made me cry loads but it was such a beautiful story. its been so nice listening to each person's story in every book. hope this is not the last one!!
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- D Purdy
- 04-03-23
Another wonderful Cornish midwife’s story
Another great story from Jo Bartlett. Loved finding out what the Cornish midwives are up to now and meeting the new characters.
Jo has a great way of telling a story about difficult subjects in a sensitive way. A story that at times can make you cry and others make you smile.
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- Anon
- 28-02-23
Highly recommended
I have loved this series of books. So believable, great characters and storylines. I have enjoyed all 7 books, hoping there will be another one soon
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- Tracy
- 28-02-23
Couldn’t put it down. Or rather couldn’t switch it
Same familiar characters, a real emotional roller but worth every minute of your time.
Couple of tricky subjects tackled very well. And definitely gives you well gave me food for thought.
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- Heather M. Guidry
- 29-03-23
Big change in style
I’ve read all of the previous books, and loved them. Some of the challenges the characters went through were frustrating before, but this time it was just too much. The main character, Ella, was frustrating beyond reason. Maybe that’s realistic, but a huge change from the previous books in this serious style and made it hard to want to keep reading. I only kept it up to see how it all ended.
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- Carmen Villanueva
- 17-03-23
Tugged at my heart
I loved Ella from the first book but, this book made me have conflicting feelings about her. I admired her strength but I also found her a bit too rigid and “cowardly” I was a bit frustrated by the self talk/doubts and denial that played on for a long time. I love the happy ending but I found myself ready to skip through parts so I didn’t have yo listen to more self sabotaging. My neighbor, who also happens to be a nurse and was a soccer coach for her kids team, was diagnosed with MS in her late 30’s. I was trying to recall how she managed this at the early phase.. it was hard seeing her but, happy that she found gardening therapeutic. We loved her yard. She is much better now.. she said the illness improves as we aged.