Benjamin Carter has spent his life running-from shadows he can't recall and a destiny he fears he doesn't deserve. A nameless drifter shaped by loss and poverty, he answers a call to adventure when he arrives in mid-19th century Arrow Rock, Missouri, drawn by whispers of opportunity, danger, and temptation. Here, a romantic temptation blooms in the form of a kind-hearted stranger, Kathleen Hall, whose quiet courage stirs in him a hope he thought long buried. As their paths entwine, Benjamin discovers that opening his heart may cost more than he ever imagined. In the heart of town stands Dr. Blackwood, a man of mystery whose reputation for miraculous cures is matched only by the secrets he keeps. When Benjamin agrees to the doctor's dangerous offer-redemption in exchange for loyalty-he finds himself torn between his fledgling faith in something better and the price the bargain demands. Medicine of the Prophet is a tender journey through faith, identity, and the hidden costs of healing. In a town where every promise carries a shadow, Benjamin Carter must decide whether the greatest cure lies in forgetting his past-or finally confronting the man he's meant to become.