Daddy For The Midwife's Daughter/GP's Fresh Start Summer

Daddy For The Midwife's Daughter - Sue MacKay

Father wanted - no experience necessary...

An interview at North Shore Medical Center is midwife and single mum Caia's lifeline: with her current contract running out, she's desperate for stability. Although she wasn't bargaining on having met her boss before. GP and widower Lachie is the gorgeous stranger who once comforted her when her daughter was going through cancer treatment. He's as charming as she remembers...and as emotionally guarded. But as they're irresistibly drawn together again, might Lachie be the missing piece of the future she's been wishing for?

GP’s Fresh Start Summer - Louisa Heaton

New beginnings, beachside!

GP Zoey has coasted through life, always doing what was expected: the perfect daughter, sibling, wife...before her husband passed away two years ago. Moving to sunny Westcombe Bay to help her pregnant sister, she never imagined she’d meet someone who makes her throw caution to the wind. And more surprisingly, that person is a woman — her new colleague, Dr Erin! With Erin reeling from a recent betrayal and Zoey in uncharted romantic waters, their growing attraction might not be plain sailing. Yet, could Erin be Zoey’s safe harbour?

About the Author

With a background of working in medical laboratories and a love of the romance genre it's no surprise that Sue Mackay writes medical romance stories. She wrote her first story at age eight and hasn't stopped since. She lives in New Zealand's Marlborough Sounds where she indulges her passions for cycling, walking and kayaking. When she isn't writing she also loves cooking and entertaining guests with sumptuous meals that include locally caught fish.,

I'm a married mother of four (including a set of twins) and I live on an island in Hampshire. When not wrangling my children, husband or countless animals, I can often be found walking along the beach muttering to myself, as I work out plot points.In my spare time, I read a lot, quilt and patchwork, usually when I ought to be doing something else.