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East of the Sun
East of the Sun
Author: Barbara Bickmore
"A grand historical romance . . . Filled with passions, heartbreak and death." Chicago Sun-Times. Liliane. Carolyn. Courtney. For half a century, they would devote themselves to the people of Simbayo, women healers bringing faith and hope to a beleaguered land . . . and to each other.
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ISBN-13: 9780804107303
ISBN-10: 0804107300
Publication Date: 10/29/1990
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4 stars, based on 4 ratings
Publisher: Ivy Books
Book Type: Paperback
Other Versions: Hardcover
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Wow, I just loved this book! I'm not usally a romance reader but when it is based in historical fact and such interesting subject material, I was quickly hooked. A young independent woman follows the man she loves to Arica where they run a hospital and and bring healing to the natives in the Belgian Congo. Very well written and a great story. The book follows the life of the protagonist over 60 years, where you also meet her daughter and her granddaughter; al very strong women ahead of their times.The male heroes seemed a little too perfect to me, but the situation around them is fascinating. Definitely worth the read. It's one I'm passing on to my closest friends.
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The story of three generations of women in the medical field in Africa in the 20th century. A very good family saga with a lot of side characters that I liked as much as, if not more than, the main characters. I learned more than I ever knew about the geography and rich history of Africa.
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A wonderful epic set in Africa.


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