Book Four: Sweet Medicine

In the epic conclusion of the Lazare Family Saga, two very different brothers must become allies to save the woman they both love.

 

For nine long years, Clare Stratford has struggled to understand her mother’s final choice. The truth comes at a devastating price.

Clare’s lifelong love, Dr. David Lazare, risks everything to heal her wounded body. But only the medicine of David’s Cheyenne brother, Ésh, can mend Clare’s shattered soul. Ésh offers her an escape from her past and from the South that has condemned her.

Can a scarred Southern belle find peace and purpose amongst Cheyenne tipis? Or, as the country hurtles toward civil war, does Clare’s destiny lie back East alongside her beloved physician?

Settings:
1860-1873
Charleston, South Carolina
St. Louis, Missouri
Cheyenne Territory
Central City, Colorado Territory
Gilead, Ontario, Canada
Washington, D.C.

 

Find the hidden character on the Sweet Medicine ebook cover here.

“No one captures the exquisite pain of longing quite like Elizabeth Bell. The spectacular conclusion of an unforgettable series.”
Jessica Cale, editor of Dirty, Sexy History

“I loved this book. The only problem was I couldn’t stop reading it! Highly recommend this series of books. The author is brilliant.”
M. Caitlin Smith, Amazon review

“This is honestly the best series of books I have read ever. … Please please get these books and read them you will not regret it.”
Becky, Goodreads review

Also in the Series

The cover of Necessary Sins by Elizabeth Bell, Book One of The Lazare Family Saga. The cover consists of three layers front to back. The foreground is dusky pink roses and blue-green foliage in the style of an 1800s engraving. Through these roses, a handsome young man peers out at the reader. He has a medium skin tone, bushy black hair, and blue eyes. He wears a priest’s collar. The background is old-fashioned handwriting.
The cover of Lost Saints by Elizabeth Bell, Book Two of The Lazare Family Saga. The cover consists of three layers front to back. The foreground is falling feathers, which are earthy tones of grey and brown and often banded with black stripes. Through these feathers, a handsome young man peers out at the reader. Although his features look White and his eyes are green, the man’s skin is tanned and he wears his dark blond hair in two braids. The background is a light brown 19th-century map.
The cover of Native Stranger by Elizabeth Bell, Book Three of The Lazare Family Saga. The cover consists of three layers front to back. The foreground is Carolina jessamine drawn in a watercolor style, lush green foliage with yellow-and-orange trumpet-shaped blossoms. Camouflaged among the jessamine is a green Monarch chrysalis and an adult orange-and-black Monarch butterfly. Through the jessamine, a beautiful young woman peers out at the reader. She has a light skin tone and amber eyes. The woman wears 1800s pearl drop earrings with her long, golden-brown hair loose down her back. The background is a musical score tinted sky blue.