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Another heartwarming medical romance from best-selling author Gill Sanderson! Perfect for fans of Mia Faye, Laura Scott, Helen Scott Taylor, Grey's Anatomy and ER.
Readers ADORE Gill's gripping medical romances!
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'A truly gifted writer with an enormous amount of talent and sensitivity' 5* author review
Happiness is within their reach, they know it.
But will an unexpected danger tear them apart before she can love again?
For Dr Lyn Webster, her move to London is exactly what she needs.
After the traumatic death of her fiancé, Gavin, she's ready to concentrate on her work - until her handsome boss Dr Ross McKinnon shows an interest in her. She's devastatingly attracted to him, but he's too similar to Gavin to let herself get close to him; Ross is an adventurer - he wants to work in foreign countries, climb mountains, and sail through rough seas. All Lyn wants is a regular job, a house in the suburbs, and a husband who comes home every night.
Don't miss Gill Sanderson's enthralling medical romances, including the A Lakeland Practice and the Good, Bad and Ugly series.
Gill Sanderson
Gill Sanderson is really Roger Sanderson, an ex-college lecturer in English Literature and Outdoor Pursuits. He took early retirement to become a writer and has now written nearly fifty Medical Romances for Mills & Boon. Much of his medical information comes from three of his children; Helen is a midwife, Mark a consultant oncologist, Adam a medical supervisor. Roger divides his time between climbing in the Lake District and writing in Liverpool.
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