Sister Kate Campbell wasn't very sociable with her colleagues at the A & E department of St Matthew's, but the arrival of Dr Sam Marshall from Australia changed all that. Within days he was friends with everyone - but it was Kate who really interested him.
I was born and raised in Dunedin, New Zealand, but had my first year of school in London, UK and the second in Washington DC. I became a primary school teacher and began writing when I was living in Glasgow, Scotland for two years and teachers were all on strike. My first novel was a medical thriller with a good dash of romance thrown in. I have now written well over a hundred romance novels with more than a dash of medicine thrown in. I love weaving the emotional journey of a love story through the background drama the medical world can provide. I also love the rabbit holes I can go down in the name of research. Above all, I love romance. And a happy ending!