Solemn Oath

A Clean Romance Drama

By: Hannah Alexander

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

“Hannah Alexander blends fast-paced emergency room drama with a colorful cast of characters to keep you on the edge of your seat.”
Terri Blackstock

“Hannah Alexander has an almost uncanny ability to draw the reader into the world of emergency medicine."
Colleen Coble

"Hannah Alexander takes her readers for a pulse-quickening ride while breathing life and intrigue into the mysterious world of medicine."
Kristin Billerbeck

“Hannah Alexander creates the kind of characters you think about for days. I’ve almost been tempted to pray for them.”
Debra White Smith

Will a dream-come-true become a living nightmare?

Dr. Mercy Richmond is finally living. She has full custody of her 11- year-old daughter, Tedi. Her hometown practice in Knolls, Missouri, is booming. She is falling in love with Dr. Lukas Bower, the ER director. But when she opens her heart to him, will she find happily-ever-after or will his actions force her to lock her heart and throw away the key?

Lukas can't deny his feelings for Mercy, but after he has an epiphany about their relationship, can he overrule his heart and do the hardest thing he has ever done in his life?

When Knolls is terrorized by an arsonist whose biggest and deadliest attack threatens a hospital full of helpless victims, can Lukas save—or survive—the day?

Solemn Oath is the second title in the Sacred Trust clean medical drama series, written by Amazon best-seller Hannah Alexander.

If you love small-town drama, authentic characters, medical realism, and tested faith, pick up Solemn Oath today and continue your discovery for the soul of medicine.

Originally published 2000. Extensively updated, condensed, and refreshed.

I love the characters and story

Sound was distorted in chapter 14. Sounded like the person reading was under water. I love the story

For the love of mike please DON'T use virtual voice or AI to read these books!

I loved the story and characters, however the virtual voice nearly ruined the whole book for me. There was no inflection nor nuances in the 'voice'. It was hard to care for the characters and their situations because of the dull, drab and emotion-free voice. I would say it was actually painful to listen to.