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    Home On The Ridge
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    Logger's Ridge Series

    Written by Robert H. Cherny

    Narrated by Robert H. Cherny

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    About this series

    Part of the Logger’s Ridge series, “Home on the Ridge,” starts almost immediately after the end of “Welcome Home Doc,” which means that it overlaps the last part of “May You Meet a Stranger’s” time period and merges the storylines. Citizens of the small towns of Logger’s Ridge and Sunny Valley have overcome significant hurdles to recover from a series of economic disasters. Their hard work is paying off, and they see a bright future ahead. Much hard work and buried secrets still lie before them. This book introduces Anthony, the mentor and leader who promises economic stability. Recently revealed secrets are addressed, and the local society prepares to move forward. The global pandemic hits this small town hard. Building on the ashes of a previous community, the medical teams seek to protect its most vulnerable members as the world blows up in their faces. COVID brings the world of Logger’s Ridge to a screeching halt. Only the strong survive.

    This book contains several controversial scenes and is unsuitable for people under eighteen, evangelicals, or Trump supporters. CRT Trigger warning.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRobert H. Cherny
    Release dateMar 10, 2023
    Home On The Ridge
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    Titles in the series (2)

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      Welcome Home Doc
      Welcome Home Doc

      Welcome Home Doc

      Robert H. Cherny
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      A pediatrician fresh out of residency returns home to join his parents’ medical practice. The challenges he faces have less to do with medicine than with life and love.  This is the second book in the Logger’s Ridge Series. It can stand alone as can the first book in the series, “May You Meet a Stranger”. The later books in the series “Home on the Ridge,” and “Drawings of Love” depend on the earlier books and do not stand independently.

      A pediatrician fresh out of residency returns home to join his parents’ medical practice. The challenges he faces have less to do with medicine than with life and love.  This is the second book in the Logger’s Ridge Series. It can stand alone as can the first book in the series, “May You Meet a Stranger”. The later books in the series “Home on the Ridge,” and “Drawings of Love” depend on the earlier books and do not stand independently.

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      Home On The Ridge
      Home On The Ridge

      Home On The Ridge

      Robert H. Cherny
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      Part of the Logger’s Ridge series, “Home on the Ridge,” starts almost immediately after the end of “Welcome Home Doc,” which means that it overlaps the last part of “May You Meet a Stranger’s” time period and merges the storylines. Citizens of the small towns of Logger’s Ridge and Sunny Valley have overcome significant hurdles to recover from a series of economic disasters. Their hard work is paying off, and they see a bright future ahead. Much hard work and buried secrets still lie before them. This book introduces Anthony, the mentor and leader who promises economic stability. Recently revealed secrets are addressed, and the local society prepares to move forward. The global pandemic hits this small town hard. Building on the ashes of a previous community, the medical teams seek to protect its most vulnerable members as the world blows up in their faces. COVID brings the world of Logger’s Ridge to a screeching halt. Only the strong survive. This book contains several controversial scenes and is unsuitable for people under eighteen, evangelicals, or Trump supporters. CRT Trigger warning.

      Part of the Logger’s Ridge series, “Home on the Ridge,” starts almost immediately after the end of “Welcome Home Doc,” which means that it overlaps the last part of “May You Meet a Stranger’s” time period and merges the storylines. Citizens of the small towns of Logger’s Ridge and Sunny Valley have overcome significant hurdles to recover from a series of economic disasters. Their hard work is paying off, and they see a bright future ahead. Much hard work and buried secrets still lie before them. This book introduces Anthony, the mentor and leader who promises economic stability. Recently revealed secrets are addressed, and the local society prepares to move forward. The global pandemic hits this small town hard. Building on the ashes of a previous community, the medical teams seek to protect its most vulnerable members as the world blows up in their faces. COVID brings the world of Logger’s Ridge to a screeching halt. Only the strong survive. This book contains several controversial scenes and is unsuitable for people under eighteen, evangelicals, or Trump supporters. CRT Trigger warning.

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