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Good Medicine
Sadie Grissom is still reeling from Devon Markier III purchasing the vet clinic where she works. The practice could have been hers if Sadie had been able to secure funding. She's torn between thankfulness at still having a job and trying to cope with the Devon's privileged upbringing and playboy lifestyle.
Devon bought the clinic to have a place away from his family to practice his veterinary work. The fact that the sexy Sadie came with the facility is a major bonus. He knows she sees him as her boss but he wants much more than a simple business relationship.
This hot doctor is going to prove to Sadie that love is the best medicine of all.
This title is a revised and updated version of a book previously published as "Money Man."
Devon bought the clinic to have a place away from his family to practice his veterinary work. The fact that the sexy Sadie came with the facility is a major bonus. He knows she sees him as her boss but he wants much more than a simple business relationship.
This hot doctor is going to prove to Sadie that love is the best medicine of all.
This title is a revised and updated version of a book previously published as "Money Man."
- GenresRomance
79 pages, Kindle Edition
First published July 1, 2008
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About the author
Mary Winter
129 books90 followersMary commutes between her dream home near the Mark Twain national forest in Missouri and her current residence in Iowa. She lives with a menagerie of animals including an opinionated horse and a cat who was a dog in past life. When not writing spicy tales of erotic romance, she enjoys writing science fiction and fantasy, spending time with her horse, and enjoying the outdoors. Lucky for her, her partner (hero) shares these same passions, and usually both of them can be found in their respective dens writing.
And it’s not far from the truth. Mary began writing in high school after she discovered Silhouette Desire romance novels and realized that she wanted to be the one to write stories that carried readers away from their oh-so-boring lives. She has a deep appreciation and love of the natural, the spirtual, and the metaphysical, which has led to her running Jupiter Gardens and writing for new age and pagan magazines. She is attuned to Reiki II and reads tarot cards.
Right now her household includes six cats, ranging in age from less than six months (Tenzin, former feral kitten) to seventeen years (Tigger, diabetic kitty), her horse, two parrots, a finch flight, a geriatric parakeet flight, and her partner, the hero of her own personal romance story.
Her favorite television shows are Torchwood, Bones, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Angel, Dr. Who (new), Battlestar Galactica (new), Babylon 5, Farscape, and Sex in the City. Her favorite movies are Spaceballs, The Cutting Edge, Serenity, Robin Hood Prince of Thieves, the LoTR trilogy, and probably a few others she’s forgetting. Her musical tastes range from Enya, Clannad, David Arkenstone, David & Steve Gordon, Scott McDonald, and AfroCelt Sound System to Metallica, Nine Inch Nails, and others.
And it’s not far from the truth. Mary began writing in high school after she discovered Silhouette Desire romance novels and realized that she wanted to be the one to write stories that carried readers away from their oh-so-boring lives. She has a deep appreciation and love of the natural, the spirtual, and the metaphysical, which has led to her running Jupiter Gardens and writing for new age and pagan magazines. She is attuned to Reiki II and reads tarot cards.
Right now her household includes six cats, ranging in age from less than six months (Tenzin, former feral kitten) to seventeen years (Tigger, diabetic kitty), her horse, two parrots, a finch flight, a geriatric parakeet flight, and her partner, the hero of her own personal romance story.
Her favorite television shows are Torchwood, Bones, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Angel, Dr. Who (new), Battlestar Galactica (new), Babylon 5, Farscape, and Sex in the City. Her favorite movies are Spaceballs, The Cutting Edge, Serenity, Robin Hood Prince of Thieves, the LoTR trilogy, and probably a few others she’s forgetting. Her musical tastes range from Enya, Clannad, David Arkenstone, David & Steve Gordon, Scott McDonald, and AfroCelt Sound System to Metallica, Nine Inch Nails, and others.
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Displaying 1 - 4 of 4 reviews
December 2, 2015
This is the love journey all the Sadie and Devon. These two are veterinarians. They both work at the same Veterinarian clinic. And they work very well together so well that they start having romantic feelings for one another. Sadie has a few hangups and this prevents her from truly trusting Devon. This was a good story just a little short would've liked more background but overall not a bad story
March 22, 2016
This is a erotic love short story,
Sadie is a vet, in a building she wanted, but when the bank looked at the qualified applicants, both are equal but one male Devon and her, the bank chase the male, so there is already a bit of hurt left under the belt.
Devon is a privileged man in a small town so when he takes over a position as a vet and the half of ownership, he is captivated by the vet who will be working beside him. He soon wants to know more about the woman he cant get out of his head.
After a long day at work Sadie goes to her workplace to take a quick shower only to find her boss there first. Devon makes his move, over fajitas and margaritas they find a peaceful compromise. For Sadie to move to the next level she has to learn to get over her disappointment of not being able to fulfill her dream to be the owner of the veterinary hospital and let go of the past of being let down by past "privileged men" relationships.
As one night turns into something more, I have to be honest here, I loved the story line and characters. The book alone could have gone into more detail of the conversation between Devon's sister or father, with the hints that Devon was a player and he was going to take on another Veterinary Building. But without this information it leads me to believe that this story could have the potential to be more than a short story.
Sadie is a vet, in a building she wanted, but when the bank looked at the qualified applicants, both are equal but one male Devon and her, the bank chase the male, so there is already a bit of hurt left under the belt.
Devon is a privileged man in a small town so when he takes over a position as a vet and the half of ownership, he is captivated by the vet who will be working beside him. He soon wants to know more about the woman he cant get out of his head.
After a long day at work Sadie goes to her workplace to take a quick shower only to find her boss there first. Devon makes his move, over fajitas and margaritas they find a peaceful compromise. For Sadie to move to the next level she has to learn to get over her disappointment of not being able to fulfill her dream to be the owner of the veterinary hospital and let go of the past of being let down by past "privileged men" relationships.
As one night turns into something more, I have to be honest here, I loved the story line and characters. The book alone could have gone into more detail of the conversation between Devon's sister or father, with the hints that Devon was a player and he was going to take on another Veterinary Building. But without this information it leads me to believe that this story could have the potential to be more than a short story.
October 29, 2015
Just a so so story. Not really bad but just not inspired or memorable.
September 6, 2014
An ok quick read
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