Jen Doyle

Holiday House Call (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Dr. Karen Carmichael prides herself on being capable, optimistic and always in control. But even neurosurgeons have breaking points, especially as the holidays approach. When Karen finds herself on the side of the road, explaining to a cop that her less-than-stellar driving was due to stress and tears rather than too much booze, it's humiliating. When that cop turns out to be a one-night stand from her past, it's icing on the bad-day cake.

Officer John Tuck Tucker didn't expect to see Karen again after their night together. The circumstances may not be ideal, but convincing this beautiful, stubborn woman to get to know him with his clothes on is more fun than he could have imagined.

Karen swore she'd never fall for someone who risks his life for his job. She sees enough heartbreak at work without inviting it into her personal life, and she has no interest in becoming involved in the small town Tuck calls home. But despite valiant efforts to keep her walls up, her affection for Tuck is growing into something much stronger. With a life built around work alone looking less appealing by the day, Karen will have to take a leap of faithand trust that Tuck will leap with her.

This book is approximately 30,000 words

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Carina Press
• Seitenzahl: 198
• Erscheinungstermin: 23. Oktober 2017
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781488030598
• Artikelnr.: 55166913

Autorenporträt

A big believer in happily ever afters, Jen Doyle decided it was high time she started creating some. She has an M.S. in Library and Information Science and has worked as a librarian, an events planner, and an administrator in both preschool and higher ed environments (some might say that there is very little difference between the two; Jen has no comment regarding whether she is one of the "some"). For more information, see www.jendoyleink.com. (Rep'd by Sarah Younger)