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The Baby Farm
The Baby Farm
Author: Karen Harper
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ISBN-13: 9781552041857
ISBN-10: 1552041859
Publication Date: 12/1999
Edition: Abridged
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2 stars, based on 1 rating
Publisher: DH Audio
Book Type: Audio Cassette
Other Versions: Paperback, Hardcover
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GroovyGlitterGirl avatar reviewed The Baby Farm on + 45 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 9
It's not about breeding babies, like you might think... a midwife, an outcast doctor and the small town that surrounds their story, read it and fall into the small town "every one knows every one story," and then be surprised by how it all turns out.
bigshirl55 avatar reviewed The Baby Farm on + 197 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 6
I loved all the twists and turns of this book. First Karen Harper book I've read but won't be the last.
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Helpful Score: 5
Interesting book, original idea. I do have to say that I have lived my whole life in Kentucky and have never heard people talk in the manner that Ms Harper writes their accents.
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Helpful Score: 4
Good read.
A midwife suspects an illegal adoption ring has infiltrated her small Appalachian community and must turn for help to the town doctor--a man who strongly disagrees with her ideas of medicine.
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Helpful Score: 3
I really enjoy books by Karen Harper, and this is one of her best
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Excellent book!
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Emma Weston, midwife extraordinare, and Griff Cusak, the town's new doctor, join forces to find out who's stealing newborn babies from the women of Shelter, Kentucky. As the tension heats up, Amy Marcs goes into high gear with Appalachian accents and lots of enthusiasm. Harper has filled this romp through the backwoods with romance, kidnapping and suspense, all ably portrayed by Marcs. Interestingly, only Emma Weston has no accent, despite being born and bred in the back hills of Kentucky. M.B.K. © AudioFile 2001
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suspense in appalachia
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Good book.
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Pregnat women are disappearing from the hills of Kentucky.
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A great book and you will want more by Karen Harper."Deep in the hills of Appalachia,someone is stealing babies."
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Good Book. Page Turner.
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Deep in the hillls of Appalachia, someone is stealing babies. Without a trace or a reasonable explanatio, pregnant women are disappearing, targeted for the precious commodity they carry. Emma Weston is a modern midwife in the traditional bound town. Raised in Shelder she understands the women she's trying to help, and when her best friend seems involved and her own sister becomes endangered. Emma is determined to veveal the truth.


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