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    One Shenandoah Winter
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    One Shenandoah Winter

    By Davis Bunn

    3.5/5

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    An eccentric old man is dying of cancer, and his painfully proud daughter must ask an embittered doctor for help. In this moving story of sacrifice, sorrow, and redemption, a quiet town in the Shenandoah Valley and the powerful city of Washington D.C. become the settings for a story of personal healing and renewed faith. Written by a beloved and best-selling author, One Shenandoah Winter is a heart-touching novella that reveals the true meaning of Christmas.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherThomas Nelson
    Release dateAug 28, 1998
    ISBN9781418509217
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    One Shenandoah Winter
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    Davis Bunn

    Davis Bunn is the author of numerous national bestsellers in genres spanning historical sagas, contemporary thrillers, and inspirational gift books. He has received widespread critical acclaim, including three Christy Awards for excellence in fiction, and his books have sold more than six million copies in sixteen languages. He and his wife, Isabella, are affiliated with Oxford University, where Davis serves as writer in residence at Regent’s Park College. He lectures internationally on the craft of writing.

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    • 4/5
      With a father who’s dying from cancer, a proud and independent daughter has no choice but to ask for help from an embittered doctor in One Shenandoah Winter, a tale by author T. Davis Bunn. Here’s an oldie-but-goodie from the author known as Davis Bunn (and Thomas Locke!) now. What I just may’ve loved about this little hardback book the most? The illustrations! Nice, soft, cozy ones in gray hues, spread throughout the pages. Who says adults aren’t supposed to get a kick out of books with pictures? I wish far more novels had them. This winter tale of a small American town in the hills in the 60s is a rather somber one, but it does have its fiery moments, along with good helpings of light and laughter. Some places struck me as not being the subtlest of this author’s work, as if the story were trying a little too hard. And while the restful pacing of this novel is fitting, some points seemed to slip from simply resting into stalling. But the story holds all of the seasonal charm I expected it to. Definitely the kind of novel to curl up and read with a hot mug of cocoa. Or coffee, for those who are partial to that particular beverage.