Housemate for the Holidays
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The latest story by Harlequin Medical Romance author Becky Wicks, a first responders, friends to lovers, Christmas romance!
At home with tinsel and temptation!
As if paramedic Natalie’s job isn’t exciting enough, she’s found another thrill—sharing her flat temporarily with handsome doc Matteo! Though a lifetime of self-doubt has put Natalie off relationships, there’s no escaping Matteo, at home or in her ER… Soon, they’re wrapped up in a winter romance she knows can’t last; rootless Matteo is leaving on Christmas Eve. Yet, amid snow-dusted nights and unexpected tenderness, Natalie dares hope this crush isn’t just for the holidays…
From Harlequin Medical: Life and love in the world of modern medicine.
Read all the A Miracle Before Christmas books:
Book 1: Surgeon's Christmas Consequence by Tina Beckett
Book 2: Doctors' December Dating Deal by Zoey Gomez
Book 3: Nurse's Snowkissed Second Chance by Annie Claydon
Book 4: Housemate for the Holidays by Becky Wicks
Book 5: Midwife's Billion-Dollar Secret Santa by Deanne Anders
Book 6: A Very Merry ER Fling by Luana DaRosa
Becky Wicks
Becky Wicks was born in 1979. She attended the Gleed School for Girls, also known as 'The Virgin Megastore' in small town Spalding, Lincolnshire, England. She studied media production at Lincoln University, but was writing freelance from the age of 14. She arrived in NYC in 2001 at age 21. She worked for a production company and wrote for a NYC restaurant guide, as well as a Brooklyn community mag (also dated the editor, who broke her heart). Back in London, from 2004 she worked for a travel and entertainment dot com which led her to theatre-land, interviewing West end actors and reviewing more restaurants.
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