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    You, Me and a Family

    By Sue Mackay

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    A family to call her own

    Returning to Nelson Harbor hospital, Dr. Alexandra Prendergast sees work as a distraction from the loss of the baby she'd always longed for. But working with single dad Mario Forelli, who's bringing up his little girl, Sophia, only reinforces dreams of a family that for Alex can never come true.

    Alex tries to resist Mario's continental charm, but in doing so she sees a vulnerability beneath his proud facade. Maybe a family for all three of them is closer than they think .
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin Medical Romance
    Release dateApr 1, 2013
    ISBN9781460310922
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    You, Me and a Family
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    Sue Mackay

    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.

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    • 3/5
      Boring story and very long book to finish, just skipped pages