Diagnosis Love

THE LESBIAN MEDICAL ROMANCES KEEPING THOUSANDS OF READERS HOOKED.

Her wife betrayed her. Cancer threatened her future. And her nurse? The woman who walked out ten years ago. Can she trust her heart again?

Diagnosis Love is a heartfelt lesbian medical romance set at City General Hospital. Tech CEO Jo Shaw has everything except health, happiness, and honesty. A diagnosis of endometrial cancer arrives the same week she discovers her wife's affair, leaving her to face surgery alone in the Brahmin wing. The last person she expects at her bedside is Ali Saunders, the ex who left for Broadway and now works as an auxiliary nurse while raising her niece.

Awkward reunions turn into quiet comfort as Ali becomes Jo's lifeline through recovery. When infection threatens Jo's life, the walls they kept so carefully begin to fall. Desperate for continuity of care, Jo asks Ali and her niece to move into her lakeside home as private support. What starts as a professional arrangement becomes an intimate WLW medical romance where three wounded people begin to feel like family.

But love does not heal in a straight line. Jo's soon-to-be ex stirs trouble. Critical tests loom. Old hurts resurface. Both women must choose what they are willing to risk for a future that finally feels true.

Perfect for readers who crave hospital lesbian romance, tender caretaking, and mature heroines who earn their happy ending. Diagnosis Love delivers the best of lesbian medical romance at City General: high-stakes care, found-family warmth, and a second chance that feels like coming home.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "I love the feeling from a second chance romance and was not disappointed."
 

Perfect for redaers who love:

•Second chance romance
•Workplace romance
•Found family/single parent
•Caretaking/hurt-comfort
•Rich/successful and working class pairing
•Slow burn reconnection
•Medical drama backdrop

This sizzling fourth book in the City General: Medic 1 series proves that sometimes when life delivers its hardest blows, the only cure is the love you thought you'd lost forever.