Doctor Alexandra Ross loves her job in the ER of big city hospital St. Joe’s. She also loves her policeman husband, Sergeant Cameron Ross. But Cameron isn’t telling her the whole truth about the dangers of his undercover work. Alex doesn’t know that the transfer to a small inland town is a life or death issue for Cam. What she does know is that the love of her life is changing the life she loves, and he won’t tell her why. If she wants her marriage to work, she’ll have to give up the excitement and challenge of the ER to become a GP in a hospital where no one seems to want her services. And that means leaving behind an injured brother who needs her, and a group of co-workers who’ve become her family. It takes a cat and a challenged child to help Alex accept a new kind of medicine. But can she also accept a new kind of husband?

Dr. Joanne Duncan delivers a baby girl in the E.R. of Saint Joseph's Hospital in Vancouver, B.C. Within hours, the baby is abducted, and Joanne and security guard Spencer Mathews unite in a desperate attempt to find the baby. Joanne is a highly respected emergency room physician, and Spence was a highly respected member of the RCMP. But when a car crash took his ex-wife's life and crippled his daughter, a devastated Spence left the force, feeling it was all his fault. All he can handle now is working security at St. Joe's. Full recovery—it's what Joanne and Spence are after. Recovery of their hearts, of the freedom to live their lives in the present without ghosts from the past, and most of all, recovery of the baby girl who's become a symbol of all the losses in their lives. 398 KB

MIRROR, MIRROR ON THE WALL—WHO’S THE FAIREST TWIN OF ALL?? Gemma Cardano’s face has been horribly damaged in a construction accident. Ben Halsey, top plastic surgeon at St. Joe’s Hospital in Vancouver, will need all his renowned skills to reconstruct what had been a beautiful face. Instead of the usual computer generated template of Gemma’s face before the accident, Ben learns he can use Gemma’s identical twin, Sera, as a model for the reconstruction. Ben is a love ‘em and leave ‘em sort of guy, but Sera gets past all his defences. Trouble is, Gemma has fallen for him as well. And she’s determined to have him, no matter how many lives she wrecks in the process.

In PICKING CLOVER, acclaimed medical novelist Bobby Hutchinson introduces Doctor Michael Forsythe and his wife, Polly. Tragedy has torn them apart, but sometimes the most unlikely situations have the power to heal broken hearts…..even when the doctor can’t apply the old adage, “Physician, heal thyself.”

A Medical Romantic Comedy About A Doctor Who Becomes A Patient. Doctor Greg Brulotte is considered one of the best ER doctors at busy St Joe's Hospital in Vancouver, although he has a well earned reputation for bullying and terrorizing the nursing staff. Suddenly he's a patient in Intensive Care, and he's become even more of a tyrant. Nurse Lily Sullivan is one of the few who ever stood up to Greg and his tantrums, and now the gorgeous doc is one of her patients. She's well aware of his reputation as a womanizer, and she decided long ago not to fall for him. Besides, her life is much too complicated for romance—and she and Doc Brulotte share a deadly secret that could end both their careers and their lives. And now he's seriously injured. All the nursing staff agree he's the worst patient any of them have ever had to deal with. Lily is the only one who can help Greg recover. Can she do it without losing her heart? ˃˃˃ LAUGHTER, ROMANCE AND DEVIOUS NURSES YOU'LL LOVE NURSING THE DOCTOR!

It's a blazing hot summer, and hospital administrator Melissa Clayton is sweating over the chaos caused by the doctor's job action, and the problems with her haphazard wardrobe. They take second place, however, when her mother needs heart surgery. Surgeon James Burke is the man for the job, but his bedside manner could use more than a makeover.

The Baby Doctor is the second enthralling episode in our medical series centered around St. Joe's Hospital in Vancouver, British Columbia. There, bodies are healed. And hearts are sometimes broken....Dr. Morgan Jacobsen is a busy, warmhearted obstetrician with no time for men. But even she has secret fantasies. When the man who once starred in them, Dr. Luke Gilbert, joins her clinic at The Women's Center, they discover that both their teenagers are pregnant! But what should draw them together almost pulls them apart as Morgan's generous nature propels her deeper and deeper into Luke's own secret life - a life he isn't ready to share with anyone....

Medical romance—with a baby on board! It’s New Year’s Eve, and Doctor Conrad Banfield, head of the psychiatric unit at St. Joe’s, knows absolutely that he can’t have fathered a child, because he had a vasectomy. But nurse Abby Martin knows positively that her three-week-old son, Robert, is the result of the passionate one night stand she had with Conrad. Now Abby’s clinging to life, and Conrad has to care for their baby. Trouble is, Conrad has no experience with babies, and the psych nurses, who call him Iceman, are not about to rescue him. Will Conrad be able to learn about diapers and colic—and maybe even—gasp—LOVE? INTERVIEW WITH THE WRITER: What's the story behind the story, Bobby? Some of my best friends are nurses, and nurses know doctors well. They told me of a certain psychiatrist who badly needed a personality transplant. So I gave him one in this story. I hope it makes you laugh. Favorite character? That would be plural—all the nurses who work with Dr. Banfield. Unsung hero's every one. OTHER BOOKS IN THE SERIES: Drastic Measures Full Recovery Double Jeopardy Picking Clover Nursing the Doctor Patient Care The Baby Doctor

ER Doctor Portia Bailey’s job is in jeopardy. A patient died under her care, and to her horror, the review board feels it might have been Portia’s fault. She knows it wasn’t, but she can’t reveal the reason she’s so certain. Portia is a medical intuitive. It’s a secret she’s never told anyone. She knows that the information she gets from some miraculous source is accurate, but she also knows she’d be ridiculed and likely lose her job if she tried to explain. Portia loves her job. She adores her mentally challenged sister, Juliet. But a demanding career and Juliet's escalating needs leave little time for romance. Millionaire Nelson Gregory also has a secret. It's what drives him to race cars, ride motorcycles, sky dive. He's constantly flirting with death, and when he's admitted to St. Joe's after a life-threatening crash, it's not death that scares him.Portia assures him his spine is uninjured, and tests later prove she’s right, but how did she know for sure? Portia fascinates him, and he pursues her. Slowly, Portia and Nelson confide in each other, and in the process, they fall in love. But Nelson has never learned to trust or to move beyond fear. Can Portia’s love and an unlikely patient convince him there’s a future for them?

A little boy, deserted and barely alive, arrives at St. Joes Emergency. Pediatric nurse Hailey Bergstrom takes David into her arms and her heart. Nurturing but plain, she knows that for her there will be no romance, marriage, children of her own. And then social worker Roy Zedyck walks into her life, and suddenly Hailey's heart is out of control, with love for David—and for Roy, who feels as deeply for Hailey as she does for him. But then he deals Hailey's hopeful heart an unexpected blow that sends her reeling.