The Doctor's Longed-For Family

by Joanna Neil

Sparks fly when Dr Matt Calder comes to the busy paediatric A&E department. Charismatic, revered and notorious, he's captured the hearts of many - except for Dr Abby Byford. Until she discovers the real Matt Calder, who is lovingly caring for his niece and nephew - and instantly falls in love. As Abby supports him and the children Matt discovers why this wonderful woman is so reluctant to allow love into her life. He knows he must convince her that treatment is available for her infertility, and that whatever happens he can give her all the love and family she needs.

185 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2007

About the author

Dear Readers
I live close by the beautiful Charnwood Forest area of Leicestershire, where my husband and I brought up our son and daughter, both adults now, with children of their own. I love to get out and about with all of them.
I’ve worked at a number of jobs over the years, all of which, I’m sure, have fuelled my imagination for the stories I write. I’ve been an office clerk, a typist, receptionist and switchboard operator, as well as working as a cadet nurse in a hospital, which included an enjoyable stint in the pharmacy as well as time spent on the wards.
When my children started school, I trained as an infant teacher, a job I loved. Then I caught the writing bug, probably something that stemmed from a very young age when I would produce stories in picture form and act out scenes from my imagination!
So far, I’ve written more than sixty novels, some contemporary titles, but mostly medical romance. Now, though, I’m releasing two new contemporary romances – Lake View Summer, and Kendrick’s Return, with more titles to follow. I’m also working on a Murder Mystery series, Sweetbriar Farm Murder Mysteries, the first of which is Deadly Medicine.
These can be found on www.amazon.co.uk and on www.amazon.com

Reviews

[Natalie Smith]

I had never read a Mills and Boon book before so a work colleague dared me to. This book was pretty lame and corny. It contained nothing that I'd say was 'adults only' and was a general disappointment. I don't feel like I was missing out on anything by not reading them. A simple enough story but I found myself saying "as if!" alot. Oh well I have now read one and maybe it will be my only Mills and Boon!

[Katie's Book Haven]

Most unfortunately, this book was just not for me. I tried reading it several times, but almost fell asleep instead!