A Most Desirable M.D.
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4.2 • 18 Ratings
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Publisher Description
Dr. Kane Fortune challenged death regularly, but making love to virginal Allison Preston shook him to the core.
And called for a shotgun wedding! For four years at County General Hospital, he had leaned on her quiet strength without ever seeing the woman beneath the scrubs. Until one night of shared grief shattered every professional boundary!
Though the kindly nurse’s unassuming ways had made her practically invisible to him, Allison’s provocative modesty now aroused an all-consuming need in Kane. Whisking his bride to a honeymoon suite on the River Walk, he discovered a fiery passion beneath her quiet reserve.
Haunted by his father’s abandonment, the driven doctor rushed her to the altar to ensure no child of his grew up without a devoted family. He was determined to build a real marriage on Fortune honor!
But when Allison learned she wasn’t pregnant, Kane had to face the facts. And convince Allison that their marriage wasn’t about duty…but about love.
One impulsive night in San Antonio. Two dedicated healers discovering that true devotion cannot be prescribed.
Friends to Lovers: Four years of quiet cafeteria coffee breaks and late-night neonatal crises at County General ignite into an all-consuming bond.Marriage of Convenience: Determined to honor his obligations, Kane escorts his unassuming bride to San Antonio’s Little Church of La Villita for a private ceremony adorned in heirloom Spanish lace.Medical Romance: Between grueling emergency shifts in the infant intensive care ward, Kane surprises Allison with a playful Ragdoll kitten named Lady Luck to coax a smile from his reserved wife.Also by This Author: BILLIONAIRE BACHELORS: GARRETT, BILLIONAIRE BACHELORS: GRAY and BORN TO BE WILD.
Customer Reviews
Research required by author
A good writer always researches material for his or her storyline. This writer obviously did not bother to research federal guidelines regarding severing parental rights and adoptions nor guidelines for the state regarding parental rights and adoptions. If the author had done so the author would realize that I judge is quite capable of severing Parental rights between child and parent when enough evidence has been presented so that the child may be permanently placed in a family home. In fact, federal guidelines urge a two-year limit for children to be placed in a permanent home. Therefore the story of the children not being adoptable is completely unbelievable. This concept ruined the storyline when the author could've found a different way to make the children have a sad backstory.