Falling for Doctor Drop-Dead Gorgeous
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3.9 • 21 Ratings
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- $6.99
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- $6.99
Publisher Description
Working with the hottest surgeon in Portland is hard. Living with him? Impossible. Especially since he's my brother's best friend.
Hazel
Working at Portland Grace has always been fun, until Tanner Wilson arrives—or Doctor Drop-Dead Gorgeous as all the scrub nurses have started calling him. Not me, though. Just thinking about him gives me heart palpitations. Not only is Tanner my brother's best friend, he's also my new boss. A boss who looks way too good in scrubs.
To make matters worse, I've got to share an apartment with him, all thanks to my stupid brother who offered him our spare room. Ugh. Do you know how torturous is it to watch a hot doc scoop cereal into his mouth every morning and having to pretend he means nothing to you?
Tanner
Being offered Head of Trauma at Portland Grace is a dream come true, but I didn't count on Hazel Green becoming my new scrub nurse. Don't get me wrong, she's good at her job, but to me she'll always be my best friend's little sister. Extremely cute, but also extremely off-limits.
As long as I can convince her that I don't like her at all, I'll be fine. At least, that's the lie I keep telling myself.
Falling for Doctor Drop-Dead Gorgeous is a feel-good, brother's best friend romcom full of banter and laugh-out-loud moments. Perfect for fans of Grey's Anatomy who want a hospital romance without the heartbreak. It has all the sizzling chemistry you love in a closed-door romance.
Customer Reviews
So fun and funny!
I had a great time reading this book. This is a really cute and fun brother’s best friend/forced proximity/workplace romance with the hospital and surgical suite settings of shows like Grey’s Anatomy, but a little more fun and a little less angst. There are some great laugh-out-loud moments. Hazel is a surgical scrub nurse. Tanner, aka Dr. Drop-Dead-Gorgeous, and also her older brother’s best friend and her former crush, takes a position at her hospital as a trauma surgeon. This puts them in a position of working together…which makes avoiding Tanner downright impossible. What makes it even more difficult is that Hazels’s brother and roommate , leaving the country on an extended trip, offers his room up to Tanner, so suddenly they are living together too. Hazel faces an uphill battle trying to fight her feelings for Tanner, not to mention the competition of all the single women at the hospital. “Isn’t pining after a guy who every other girl has the hots for kind of…pathetic?” It’s not long before Tanner starts realizing that maybe his feelings towards Hazel are more than brotherly. “What’s this game that Hazel and I are playing? Are we even playing games or am I completely misreading the signs? I’m not even sure if there are signs.” The romance is lovely and swoony. And there are so many funny moments. Hazel’s attempts to lie are so funny, and great fodder for ongoing jokes. She really doubles down on them, and oh, are there ever consequences. “This must be what it feels like to lie in the grave you dug for yourself. Cold. Hopeless. Filled with regret.” The whole Ubi situation, among many others, is hilarious. Hazel and Tanner are both great main characters. There is also plenty of entertainment to be had from the secondary characters, like Hazel’s parents, and other hospital employees. This is a really fun read. This book is the second in a series, but reads well as a standalone. This is a closed door story with innuendo and infrequent mild harsh language.