One reckless night. One impossible mistake. One woman she should never want.
Dr. Erin Walsh has worked too hard to risk her reputation. As a respected consultant in a high-pressure A&E department, she’s known for control, discipline, and always doing the right thing.
Until one anonymous night with a stranger leaves her shaken — and wanting more.
Nurse Sam Khan is new to the department and determined to prove herself. She didn’t plan on recognising the woman who stole her breath… standing at the front of morning handover.
Now they have to work side by side.
Stolen glances turn into lingering touches. Professional boundaries blur. And the tension between them becomes impossible to ignore.
But in a hospital where politics matter and gossip spreads fast, giving in could cost them everything.
Off the Record is a steamy sapphic workplace romance • Forbidden love • Age-gap tension • Slow-burn chemistry • Strong, ambitious women • High-stakes hospital drama
A good story and good beginning to a series. A little repetitious and verbose, but lived up to its name of being a slow burner. Will move on with the series, thank you.
I love a medical setting for a sapphic romance so I was pleased to find this book.
It does a good job setting out the repetitive nature of the A&E department, the shifts, the staff and the highly stressful work required. I might have liked a bit more of an overarching story arc, and less focus on this medical repetition, which became too much for me by the end
It was great to have a book set in Manchester, UK, rather than the USA. As an English person it just feels more realistic!
This book delivers a fun, engaging, and surprisingly grounded romance, a story that blends workplace tension, emotional restraint, and genuine professional growth.
What stood out most was how Sam and Erin handled their feelings with far more maturity than expected. In a workplace romance, it’s easy for characters to fall into impulsive decisions or dramatic missteps, but Quinn gives us two women who actively try to protect their careers, reputations, and each other.
Erin’s instinct to protect herself—and her career—felt completely understandable. Her caution wasn’t cold; it was realistic. She knows what’s at stake, and her hesitation adds depth to her character rather than distance.
Sam, though, is the real standout. Her calmness, level‑headedness, and professionalism elevate the story. She doesn’t just fall for Erin; she shows up as a leader, a colleague, and a woman who knows her worth. The way she demonstrates her expertise and value to everyone around her is deeply satisfying. It ensures that no one can claim favoritism or question her position, and it makes her romance with Erin feel earned rather than risky.
Together, Sam and Erin work incredibly well. Their chemistry is fun, their banter is engaging, and their teamwork feels natural. Yes, falling for a coworker can get messy—but the author shows how two adults can navigate that complexity with honesty, restraint, and respect. In the end, they handle it beautifully, proving that a workplace romance doesn’t have to be chaotic to be compelling.
This book was an enjoyable, interesting read with characters who feel refreshingly mature. Sam’s professionalism and Erin’s cautious heart create a dynamic that’s both believable and deeply satisfying. It’s a workplace romance done right—balanced, thoughtful, and full of charm.
If this is book one, I’m going to need this writer to speed up her deadlines and deliver more of this series soon.
What did I like about this book? Pretty much everything. The chemistry between Sam and Erin was delicious. The side characters were woven in with such attention to detail I felt like I was working the floor with the team.
It was a treat to read this book and I very much wanted it to continue. A great read.
Great chemistry with the leads and the author gave us a full rounded cast with medical details that made the setting feel real. Some chapters felt extraneous and didn't say anything that added to the plot (rehashing the same feelings for several paragraphs). Could use some editing. All in all I enjoyed it and will give other books by this author a read.
Sam and Erin were a lovely couple to read about. I really enjoyed the book. I was rooting for their relationship, especially when I wasn’t sure Erin would her head out of her behind.
I really enjoyed this book. The characters and storyline were engaging keeping me reading from the first page. If medical dramas is your thing, I highly recommend this book.
Great first book in a new series. Lots of angst and tension but HEA does happen! Took a chance of this one and looking forward to the rest of the series!
Great book Scarlet I'm pretty sure this was my first of yours. I truly enjoyed it ill try book two eventually I have to many great authors. Keep the great sexy writing.