A Family to Save the Doctor's Heart/In Bali with the Single Dad
(Paperback)
Publishing Details
A Family to Save the Doctor's Heart/In Bali with the Single Dad
By (Author) Marion Lennox
By (author) Annie O'Neil
HarperCollins Publishers (Australia) Pty Ltd
Mills & Boon Medical
18th May 2022
Australia
Classifications
Physical Properties
Paperback
576
Width 109mm, Height 171mm, Spine 26mm
270g
Description
A Family To Save The Doctors Heart - Marion Lennox
A lesson from the gorgeous doc: a family can be the greatest gift!
A year ago, Jenny was an Emergency Doctor loving life in fast-paced Sydney. Now, after the loss of her brother and his wife shes living an unrecognisable life on remote Albatross Island, raising her nieces and nephews. Then Dr Silas washes up on her beach, shipwrecked and injured! Just like Jenny and the kids, Silas is no stranger to grief. Yet could he bring hope to Jenny and her fledgling family too
In Bali With The Single Dad - Annie ONeil
A GP in need of escape...finds a fresh start in Indonesia!
Floored by her ex-fiances betrayal, GP Rebecca is in Bali to regroup. Shes not sure what her future looks like, but shes certain that shes sworn off love! Until an accident brings local doctor Noah into her life...as new single dad to his orphaned nieces, Noah knows what its like to have your life change instantly. Now, Rebecca cant help but ask if fate is offering them all a new Happily-Ever-After in paradise
Author Bio
Marion Lennox is a country girl, born on an Australian dairy farm. She moved on, because the cows just weren't interested in her stories! Married to a `very special doctor',she has also written under the name Trisha David. Shes now stepped back from her `other career teaching statistics. Finally, shes figured what's important and discovered the joys of baths, romance and chocolate. Preferably all at the same time! Marion is an international award winning author. Annie spent most of her childhood with a leg draped over the family rocking chair and a book in her hand. Novels, baking and writing too much teenage angst poetry ate up most of her youth. Now, Annie splits her time between corralling her husband into helping her with their cows or scratching the backs of their rare breed pigs and spending some very happy hours at her computer writing.
