Description
In a bustling city hospital, a gifted doctor finds his professional life crossing paths with unexpected emotions. Despite his expertise in diagnosing fevers, he finds himself at a loss when it comes to the undeniable chemistry igniting between him and a striking patient. What starts as a routine checkup quickly evolves into a complex dance of attraction, blurring the lines between doctor and patient.
As they navigate the delicate balance of their roles, the doctor grapples with his growing feelings, questioning the very ethics that guide his profession. He becomes increasingly aware that this connection transcends mere physical attraction, stirring a longing that he struggles to suppress. The stakes are higher than ever, as both of them must confront their vulnerabilities amidst the backdrop of a life-and-death environment.
Caught in a whirlwind of emotions and ethical dilemmas, the doctor learns that sometimes the heart doesn't adhere to the rules of logic. As temperatures rise both physically and emotionally, he contemplates what it truly means to heal, and whether he is willing to risk it all for a genuine connection.
As they navigate the delicate balance of their roles, the doctor grapples with his growing feelings, questioning the very ethics that guide his profession. He becomes increasingly aware that this connection transcends mere physical attraction, stirring a longing that he struggles to suppress. The stakes are higher than ever, as both of them must confront their vulnerabilities amidst the backdrop of a life-and-death environment.
Caught in a whirlwind of emotions and ethical dilemmas, the doctor learns that sometimes the heart doesn't adhere to the rules of logic. As temperatures rise both physically and emotionally, he contemplates what it truly means to heal, and whether he is willing to risk it all for a genuine connection.
Book Details
Format
Paperback
Pages
224 pages
Language
English
Published
Jun 1, 1999
Publisher
Harlequin
Editions
4 editions
ISBN-10
0373258380
ISBN-13
9780373258383