y separately published work icon Gold Coast Angles : A Doctor's Redemption [and] Gold Coast Angels : Two Tiny Heartbeats selected work   novel   romance  
Issue Details: First known date: 2013... 2013 Gold Coast Angles : A Doctor's Redemption [and] Gold Coast Angels : Two Tiny Heartbeats
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Contents

* Contents derived from the North Sydney, North Sydney - Lane Cove area, Sydney Northern Suburbs, Sydney, New South Wales,:Harlequin Mills and Boon , 2013 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
A Doctor's Redemption, Marion Lennox , single work novel romance

'Tempting the lone doc

'Sam Webster lives for three things: his little heart patients, his dog and surfing. Out on the waves this gorgeous lone wolf can find the solace he craves.

'When a bubbly new nurse spots him on the beach and begs him to teach her to surf, his first reaction is a big fat no! But Zoe's lust for life is infectious and tempting—she has learned to grab each moment. Can she show Sam that life is worth living if he'll take the biggest risk of all with her?' (Publisher's blurb)
Two Tiny Heartbeats, Fiona McArthur , single work novel romance

'First-day baby bombshell!

'Discovering she's pregnant—with twins!—is not how midwife Lucy Palmer imagined her first day in her new job. Worse is that it took her gorgeous new colleague Nikolai Kefes to suggest a pregnancy test and scan. As they watch those tiny heartbeats on the monitor, Lucy knows instantly that her two little babies are the only things she can focus on. And that her highly inconvenient attraction to the hunky Greek obstetrician—with his legendary reputation for short, sweet, emotionally unavailable relationships—definitely has to be ignored…!' (Publisher's blurb)
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