Publisher: Harlequin Medical Romance  (2008)

Before Georgiana Willoughby can even start her first day on the job as a registrar for a neurological term at Sidney Metropolitan Hospital, disaster strikes. Rushing back to the gym, she whacks a cyclist with the door of her fancy Posche, renders roadside aid until the ambulance arrives. Not only is she late for work but her new boss is surgeon Ben Blackwood, the man she just hit with her car! Trouble seems to follow Georgie wherever she goes! Ben may be attractive but Georgie has sworn off men. Can Georgie show her stubborn boss that when it comes to medicine, she is a professional?

Ben has a chip on his shoulder. He never had it easy like Georgie. He had work several jobs to pay for his medical training. Nothing was ever handed to him. Bevis Willoughby almost stopped his medical career in its tracks. Now way is Ben going to allow his daughter to slide by with her gorgeous looks, her well-placed connections and her easy to come money! When Ben sees her medical skills, he might just have to rethink his assumptions about his new trainee. Working side by side, seeing each other's dedication to medicine, will their hearts open?

THE SURGEON BOSS'S BRIDE is packed full of humorous action and accidents as well as lots of smiles and laughs. Ben is stubborn and a bit of a challenge for Georgie as a boss, but medicine and devotion to their patients takes precedence. Medicine is the vehicle (no pun intended) through which we see their true hearts, their true values and their respect for one another. When Georgie's skill as a doctor comes into play, nothing stops him from admiring her as a professional. As for the sparks.... when sparks fly, we all know love isn't far behind! In this romance, the banter and conflicts convince readers that this couple had what it takes to make a relationship. They shared, they apologized ---and they loved one another. The sense of professionalism and honor in medicine in this romance that breaks through any minor character flaws. A wonderful opposites attract romance with class differences between the hero and heroine!