McKenzie's Bride

Elizabeth Bowcock, affectionately nicknamed "Doc Liz," is determined to raise her orphaned niece despite facing opposition from the child's grandfather, who deems her an unsuitable guardian due to her unmarried status. To gain custody, Liz must navigate societal expectations and find a partner, all while fiercely protecting her newfound familial bond. The story explores themes of independence, love, and the challenges of defying traditional norms in the pursuit of family.