The Surgeon's Vow

by Julia Diers

Following up hot on the heels of Taking Your Time, The Surgeon's Vow continues the story of Jeremy and Lauren McIntosh. Dr. Jeremy McIntosh is the chief OB/GYN resident in a busy suburban hospital. His hands are his gift and he's determined to make a good life for his growing family. In an instant, everything he's worked for is in jeopardy, but he refuses to give up on his dream. He wants to make a difference and wonders if his career can be salvaged.

Lauren is strong and patient. The sacrifices she's made to be a supportive physician's wife have only just begun. Seven years into their marriage and the heat is rising as she turns her attention to their newborn daughter, Annie. Will her marriage survive the challenge and tragedy ahead? Or will she crumble into the ashes?

Scrub in and cozy up as Jeremy and Lauren reignite the flames of their love and redefine The Surgeon's Vow.

255 pages, Kindle Edition

Published February 23, 2023

About the author

Born in Indiana, raised in Colorado, and then rounded off back in the Hoosier state-- I'm a Midwestern/Mountain Mutt. I now reside in northeastern Indiana with my husband and children.

I'm a stay-at-home mother and writer. My family and faith are at the forefront of everything I do. For more info on my books or to follow me on social media, head over to my website, or follow me on Instagram and Facebook.

Reviews

[Challice]

If you love shows like Chicago Med, Chicago Fire, you'll love the love drama that this book has, without the detailed smut scenes. This book has the drama and the heart tug scenes that gets a good tear going. If that is your cup of tea, make this your next read.
This book follows Taking Your Time, which is Diers debut novel. It is said that a good writer gets better with every book, and I believe that to be the case for Diers!

[Shannon Bolton · Rating 3 out of 5]

I felt like this book was choppy in parts and then the ending would have been fine but book 3 picks up 17 years later so there's massive holes left wide open. It was a sweet story of Lauren and Jeremy but I wished the ending gave a little more.