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    The Pregnant Surgeon

    By Jennifer Taylor

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    The last two things she ever expected—a man and a baby!

    Sacrificing her personal life to become a high-flying surgeon has left Joanna Martin with few regrets. She has learned not to risk heart for any man—including her new senior registrar, Dylan Archer, even though her secret desire for him is as strong as her drive to succeed…

    Dylan's determination to impress and break through his beautiful boss's cool exterior, both in and out of the operating theater, finally results in one night of passion. But convincing her that they could have a future together remains a challenge. Then Joanna discovers she is pregnant…

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperCollins Publishers Australia
    Release dateJan 1, 2017
    ISBN9781489232915
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    The Pregnant Surgeon
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    Jennifer Taylor

    Jennifer Taylor has been writing Mills & Boon novels for some time, but discovered Medical Romance books relatively recently.  Having worked in scientific research, she was so captivated by these heart-warming stories that she immediately set out to write them herself.  Jennifer’s hobbies include reading and  travelling. She lives in northwest England. Visit Jennifer's blog  at  jennifertaylorauthor.wordpress.com     

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