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Nine Months to Marry the Princess A race to the royal altar! Princess Emilia de Reyes can’t wait to train incognito at Minneapolis General Hospital and live an ‘ordinary’ life. On her first night she finds freedom in the arms of a gorgeous stranger—only to learn the next day that he’s actually Dr Aiodhán O’Hara, the Chief of General Surgery…and her new boss! What’s more, Emilia is about to discover that she’s pregnant with their child! Emilia has been burned by a failed marriage of convenience before, and Aiodhán doesn’t do relationships, but could a royal wedding lead to happily ever after? City Doc for the Single Mum A chance worth taking? Twin Creeks has been Lily’s safe haven since the heartbreaking loss of her husband. Shocked into quitting her high-octane job as a flight trauma nurse, for the last five years she’s focused on raising and protecting her daughter Alexa. Until committed bachelor and doctor Joe arrives. He’s good-looking, impulsive…and so charming he persuades Lily to take up nursing again. She shouldn’t be tempted—he’s not planning on staying, and she senses he’s holding something back! Yet she sees his growing affection for the town, for Alexa, and for her—and he's making her feel alive again… Perfect for fans of: Royal, Marriage of convenience, Opposites attract

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Kristine is a university writing teacher by day; by night (really early mornings, actually), she writes sassy, strong heroines who love their flawed heroes and always get their HEA. When she's not writing or teaching, Kristine reads anything you put in her hands, hikes with her daughter and dog, and plans vacations. Powered by caffeine and big dreams. Unofficially sponsored by espresso. Find her on Twitter @kristinelauthor or email kristinelynnauthor@gmail.com. Kate MacGuire has loved writing since for ever, which led to acareer in journalism and public relations. Her short fiction won the SwarthoutAward and placed third in the 2020 Women’s National Book Association writingcontest. Medical romance has always been her guilty pleasure, so she isthrilled to publish her first novel with Mills & Boon’s Medical Romanceline. When she’s not pounding away on the keyboard, Kate co-runs Camp Runamukwith her husband, keeping its two unruly campers in line in the beautiful woodlandsof North Carolina. Visit katemacguire.com for updates and stories.

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