Title: What the Doctor Ordered Purchase Item Manufacturer: Shadow Mountain List Price: $13.95 Our Price: $7.32
Customer Reviews:
What the Doctor Ordered by Shadow Mountain Hilarious
This book was laugh out loud funny. I devoured it in one day, I kid you not. And my family was giving me strange looks because I kept busting up laughing every few seconds. Not only is it humorous, but clean humor! Like that even exists anymore! And of course it is a great romance. Wonderfully written and just a fun read. You can't help but love all the characters, and you will be able to identify each character with someone you know, or at least I could with most. Oh, and there were some surprisingly poignant moments, along with a shocker twist at the end. I swear I didn't even see it coming. Maybe because I was laughing too hard.
What the Doctor Ordered by Shadow Mountain Book Description
They've never been out on a date. They can barely speak a civil word to each other when they find themselves in the same room. But Aunt Bertie, who is not crazy, just -eccentric- knows that John and Ellie belong together, and she's doing all she can to further their cause. When Ellie comes to Colton Idaho, to spend the summer with Aunt Bertie and prove to her parents that her aunt doesn't belong in an assisted-care facility, the confusion begins. Bertie's determination to marry Ellie off to Dr. John Flynn leads to a hilarious string of miscommunications in this delightful romantic comedy.

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