Get Your Hands On The Pregnant Midwife (Harlequin Medical) Crafted By Fiona McArthur Offered As Digital Edition

fairly good example of a medical romance, My main criticism of it is that it contains a bit too much drama, After all, isn't a chopper crash enough for one incident, without adding in a near drowning in a cave plus phobias While a proper conversation which even at the end was never had, they just decided to forget everything could have negated the purpose of this book, it was a light and easy read that went down fine when I was too tired to concentrate.
Courageous midwife Kirsten Wilson has been trying to forget Hunter Morgan since returning to Sydney, Getting up in the helicopter again t rescue tiny babies is just what she needs to put their past behind her At least until Hunter arrives as the new doctor in charge! Contemporary Medical romance with emergency midwife MIRA Kirsten Wilson who is trying to get over Dr.
Hunter Morgan in Sydney. We start out with a flash back a few month earlier to Dubai in the Middle East with Hunter and Kristen just starting in a relationship until he sees her in the arms of an other man and he jumps to some serious crazy conclusions and they break up when we come to the present time where they are broken up and settling back into to Australia.
So they are trying to get some sort of truce because they have to work together from time to time and they want to save the tiny patients without their fighting getting in the way.
They are just starting to find a balance when there is an awful helicopter crash while trying to get to a patient in bad weather which brings their true feelings out into the open in the extreme conditions.
Which is where the secret baby plot comes into the story, but understandable as it is a live or die situation and no one can be blamed not to be prepared with a condom in their pocket in this case.

Ehh, nothing special story although there was a lot of real medical jargon all over the place,
pages and bought used in a bundle of Medical romance books,
Fiona McArthur has worked as a midwife for thirty years, She is the clinical midwifery educator inner rural maternity unit and teaches emergency obstetric strategies while working with midwives and doctors from remote and isolated areas.
Fiona has written than thirty romances, which have sold over two million copies in twelve languages, She has been a midwifery expert for Mother and Baby magazine and is the author of Aussie Midwives, She has also written

the novels Red Sand Sunrise, The Homestead Girls and Heart of the Sky.
She lives on a farm in northern New South Wales, .