Description

Raised as the privileged daughter of a prominent Montreal physician, Cassandra has always expected life to unfold according to her own plans. But when her path leads her from the comforts of the city to a small town in the Canadian West, she must face the challenges of frontier life and discover what it truly means to stand beside a doctor. Through Cassandra’s transformation from sheltered heiress to resilient woman, the novel explores courage, faith, sacrifice, and the strength found in community. With her warmly drawn pioneer setting and inspirational focus on women’s lives, the story reflects Janette Oke’s signature style of heartfelt historical fiction.

Available Editions

paperback edition cover

paperback

Janette Oke Collection, Literary Express

Published Jan 1, 1997

222 pages

ISBN: 9781581651263

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Details

First Published

1992

Language

eng

Content Warnings

Content and trigger warnings for They Called Her Mrs. Doc by Janette Oke.

Death/Grief
Illness/Medical Trauma