On a Wing and a Prayer: A Novel - Tapa blanda

" Valentine brings her characters alive, making them as real as members of your family. She has a fine talent, and if you haven't sampled her novels, you've got to try "On a Wing and a Prayer,"" --"Waterbury Republican"
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"" " On a Wing and a Prayer" will welcome you back home to Dorsetville with warmth and inspiration like a hug from an old friend. This small town comes to life, filled with the kind of characters we' d all love to have as neighbors . . . and a few more Dorsetville " miracles" that make for a spiritually uplifting reading experience . . . I can't wait for my next trip to Dorsetville and Valentine's next book!"
-- Lisa Hendey, CatholicMom.com
" " On a Wing and a Prayer" ignites a bond of spiritual friendship with the people nestled in this small New England community. The human heart immediately connects with the story that unfolds quickly on each page. A delightful read that mirrors being greeted by friends upon walking into a room."
-- Fr. Brian G. Bachand, Secretary to Archbishop Sean O' Malley of Boston

"Valentine brings her characters alive, making them as real as members of your family. She has a fine talent, and if you haven't sampled her novels, you've got to try On a Wing and a Prayer." --Waterbury Republican

" On a Wing and a Prayer will welcome you back home to Dorsetville with warmth and inspiration like a hug from an old friend. This small town comes to life, filled with the kind of characters we'd all love to have as neighbors . . . and a few more Dorsetville "miracles" that make for a spiritually uplifting reading experience . . . I can't wait for my next trip to Dorsetville and Valentine's next book!"
--Lisa Hendey, CatholicMom.com

" On a Wing and a Prayer ignites a bond of spiritual friendship with the people nestled in this small New England community. The human heart immediately connects with the story that unfolds quickly on each page. A delightful read that mirrors being greeted by friends upon walking into a room."
--Fr. Brian G. Bachand, Secretary to Archbishop Sean O' Malley of Boston

The New England town of Dorsetville, “where miracles are never far away,” faces unexpected challenges in this much-anticipated fourth volume of Katherine Valentine’s beloved series.

The rumor mill is running at full speed: the Country Kettle Café, meeting place for everyone who’s anyone, may close down now that the owner’s wife has struck it rich. Deputy Hill is devastated over his open-ended assignment to the graveyard shift, his just desserts for having nearly wrecked a car and a wedding in one unfortunate mishap.

Then tragedy strikes: the Gallagher twins are fighting for their lives after a fall through the ice—one on life support and the other in a coma. Doc Hammond is waging his own battle for life while helping the twins. More than ever, Dorsetville needs a miracle.