Harlequin Medical Romance – January ‘25 – Box Set 1 of 2
Harlequin Medical Romance brings you a collection of three new titles, available now! Enjoy these stories packed with pulse-racing romance and heart-racing medical drama.
This Harlequin Medical Romance box set includes:
LAS VEGAS NIGHT WITH HER BEST FRIEND
By Tina Beckett
Evie Milagre’s last name might mean miracle, but the pulmonologist no longer believes in them. Not since her ex-husband cheated on her. Yet Evie’s laser focus on work—and only work!—starts to waver when she’s tasked with organizing her hospital’s annual gala alongside best friend Dr. Max Hunt. He’s always made it clear that they can be no more than friends—after a traumatic childhood, Max won’t let himself entertain a long-term commitment. So why can’t she forget that electrifying Las Vegas night when they broke all their rules…and kissed!
THE MIDWIFE’S SECRET FLING
By JC Harroway
Returning home from a winter night shift, all single mom and midwife Zara can think about is sleep. Only to be confronted by a naked stranger in her cottage! She immediately jumps to the wrong conclusion, before realizing the hunky Australian is her new tenant, locum Dr. Conrad. If there was ever a man she could have a no-strings fling with, it’s Conrad. He has “casual” written all over him. And since her son’s father abandoned them, that’s the most Zara can handle. But keeping their passionate trysts a secret—and temporary!—is harder than expected…
FLIRTING WITH THE FLORIDA HEART DOCTOR
By Janice Lynn
Having escaped a toxic relationship, Dr. Hailey is ready to embrace a sun-filled fresh start in Florida. With a new look and new attitude, Hailey’s making a habit of saying yes…even to dinner with oh-so charming colleague Cayden! Despite mending hearts for a living, cardiologist Cayden has been unlucky with his own. Dating disasters have left him wary, but beautiful and vivacious Hailey draws him in. Yet regardless of their deepening connection, she’s not looking for something serious. Is Cayden flirting with danger, or could they find the happy-ever-after they both stopped hoping for—together?
