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In our review of When Calls the Heart Season 12 Episode 3, we analyze how Nathan and Elizabeth handled Oliver’s secret and how Lee’s surprise affected Rosemary.
Elizabeth Thatcher is a young teacher accustomed to high society, so she experiences culture shock when she gets her first classroom assignment in Coal Valley. Life in the small mining town is filled with challenges.
A recent explosion has killed more than a dozen of the town's miners, compelling the widows of those men to work in the mines to earn money. One of them — Abigail Stanton, whose husband was foreman at the site of the tragedy — welcomes Thatcher and tries to help her adjust to frontier customs.
Constable Jack Thornton is not as welcoming, though, because he believes Thatcher's wealthy father doomed his career by assigning him to Coal Valley so he could protect Elizabeth.
Janette Oke's books about the Canadian West inspired the program.
In our review of When Calls the Heart Season 12 Episode 3, we analyze how Nathan and Elizabeth handled Oliver’s secret and how Lee’s surprise affected Rosemary.
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