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    The Baby Doctor's Bride

    By JESSICA MATTHEWS

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    The Baby Doctor's Bride

    Jessica Matthews

    Paediatrician Ivy Harris needs help with her new medical practice – and fast. Discovering that a retired paediatrician has moved into Danton, she beats a path to his door – to find a mesmerising man who is very much in his prime!

    Ethan Locke is quick to refuse his help. Blaming himself for the loss of his son and the break–up of his relationship, he's given up on treating children and dealing with women. But there's something about Ivy that soon has Ethan ensconced at the practice and in Ivy's life. He's starting to feel whole again, but there is something he needs to do. Ivy can only let him go and pray that he'll come back and make her his bride...

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperCollins Publishers Australia
    Release dateSep 1, 2011
    ISBN9781742924854
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    JESSICA MATTHEWS

    Jessica Matthews grew up on a farm in western Kansas where reading was her favorite pastime. Eventually, romances and adventure stories gave way to science textbooks and research papers as she became a medical technologist, but her love for microscopes and test tubes didn’t diminish her passion for storytelling. Having her first book accepted for publication was a dream come true and now, she has written thirty books for Harlequin. 

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