The Surgeon Boss S Bride

Brilliant surgeon Ben Blackwood grew up with nothing. He's fought for everything he has. So when the rich daughter of the man who made Ben's career path near impossible appears as his new trainee, Ben isn't happy.

Talk Of The Town Leaving her cheating fiancé at the altar made Gracie Wilson famous in tiny Bygones, Kansas. Now the only things she can count on are her job at the Fixer-Upper Hardware store and the store's handsome owner. Though Bygones's runaway bride has boosted Patrick Fogerty's business more than any sale could, his feelings for Gracie are more than professional. But with Gracie's heart in pieces, he's afraid to hurt her. Gracie must somehow find the courage to run toward the man of her dreams. The Heart of Main Street: They're rebuilding the town one step—and heart—at a time.

The whole village was baffled: was she Adam Turmaine's wife, girlfriend or the baby's nanny? Actually, Claris Newman was Adam's assistant. But her job description had temporarily changed. In between faxing and typing, Claris was now looking after Adam's baby godson, Nathan. If being a stand-in mom was a twenty-four-hour job, living with her boss was just as demanding—even if he was irresistibly attractive. Eventually baby Nathan would go home to his own mom and dad, but Claris and Adam had developed a taste for parenting. Now they were thinking about trying it for real!

As a teenager Isabel West felt irrevocably for Dr. Ross Templeton, the young GP in her father’s Peak District practice. Their friendship brightened her life, and she felt devastated and rejected when he suddenly resigned and left the village. Seven years later he’s back…and is now her boss! As a confident, capable doctor, Isabel is determined not to risk her heart with him again. But Ross never wanted to leave her, and now he’s come back to prove that he loves her…and to convince her to become his bride.

Robert Freese was twenty-five when the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor. A month later, he was drafted. Following a few months of training in the States, Robert shipped out to Australia with the 32nd Infantry Division, the first US Army unit to take the fight to the Japanese. After playing baseball for the division and training for battle, Robert was transported north to New Guinea with the rest of the 32nd Infantry Division. In November 1942, after enduring a grueling two month journey through an unforgiving jungle environment just to get into position to attack, MacArthurs forces engaged the Japanese at the Battle of Buna, now known as Bloody Buna. Robert was in the thick of the action, as the mission of his regiment was to take the two Japanese airfields central to the whole operation. The title Baseball, Battle, and a Bride: (An Okie in World War II) comes from Roberts quest to play professional baseball before World War II and his place on the 32nd Infantry Divisions team, his role in the Battle of Buna and two amphibious operations, and his romance of Leona Nievar, which resulted in their wedding in November 1944 and, to date, sixty-five years of marriage.

An unexpected baby... When successful surgeon Grant Smythe's baby half-sister is orphaned, Grant is determined to be there for little Lily - unlike his own father. A convenient proposal... But a challenge for custody means Grant needs a wife too! New nanny Sara Marcum is the ideal candidate... A wife for ever? It might be temporary, but soon warm-hearted Sara completes more than just Grant's family. Can he convince his bride-for-now to become his wife-for-ever?

Paging Dr. Love! Cardiologist Quinn MacDowell has no time for affairs of the heart—especially those not related to his job. So when bubbly Diana Connor gets underneath his white coat like no woman has before, Quinn is determined to keep his hands, and his heart, to himself. She's just too…well, peppy…for a man as serious as him. Or so he keeps telling himself… No matter how hard she tries, Diana just can't seem to break through Quinn's icy facade. The hunky doctor must want someone who doesn't come with all of her baggage. But then these polar opposites find themselves working side by side, and both are hit by Cupid's arrow—for which there's no cure!