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A Healer for the Grieving Widower

(2026)
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After her aunt and cousin die, gifted healer Isabell Rowley takes her young nephew west to claim the neglected Wyoming ranch he inherited. With no money and no allies, she has no room for distractions. But the quiet rancher next door stirs a longing for home she never expected to feel.

Widower Mark Sullivan wants only to protect his stepdaughter Jessie and the ranch that belongs to her. When Jessie falls ill with the same sickness that took his wife, desperation drives him to the healer next door. Isabell saves his daughter—and slowly begins to heal something in him he thought beyond repair.

As their guarded hearts open, old enemies circle closer. Rumors spread, a woman from Mark's past returns, and a dangerous doctor sets his sights on Isabell. Can their fragile love survive the forces determined to tear them apart?

Tropes: Widower Hero, Second Chance at Love, Forced Proximity.

"A Healer for the Grieving Widower" is a historical western romance novel of approximately 90,000 words. No cheating, no cliffhangers, and a guaranteed happily ever after.


Genre: Romance

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