Harlequin Books discussion

I have often been asked why I prefer Medical Romances. I have written the following blog post as a reply.

https://khatrihina.wordpress.com/2015...

What do you think? You can comment on the blog (preferably) or here.

I also love Medical Romances! I find that there is more "story" there, and that as characters, they feel more "real" than most HPs. For me, the heroines are more likeable, intelligent, mature, and the Heroes less obnoxious, and I'm less likely to feel "Huh?! WTF" and want to throw the book against the wall. Of course, some stories don't meet expectations, but in general, I'll take a Medical over a HP.

Exactly Christine.

Nobody is all full of themselves because they know what is at stake. It humbles them down and makes them more real.

I read my first medical romance two years ago and since then have always looked out for them. Love 'em!

I have to admit that I'm a squeamish person sometimes, so there are occasionally details I skip! :/ But what I like about medical romances is that the stakes are high. It's the same reason I enjoy romantic suspense. That added worry that makes a happy ending worth more.

But in the end, the reason I enjoy them is because I've come across some really, really good authors who write it.

That is awesome Jennie.

What matters is that you like them Sonya.

Just finished reading . Parts of it I wondered if it was a Desire! Loved it.

I haven't read that one Christine.

Next on my list are these two; The Surgeon's Christmas Wish and Breaking Her No-Dating Rule.

Have you read any of these?

Emergency: Wife Lost and Found

The Rebel Doctor's Bride

There are more that I'd like to put the links of but am in a hurry.

Hina wrote: "I haven't read that one Christine.

Next on my list are these two; The Surgeon's Christmas Wish and Breaking Her No-Dating Rule.

Have you read any of these?

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Loved both of those. Both Carol Marinelli and Sarah Morgan are two of my fave authors, along with Melanie Milburne. I'm pleased, too, that there are some newer authors who are just so good

Haven't yet read the two on your list, but now I shall!

Christine wrote: "Hina wrote: "I haven't read that one Christine.

Next on my list are these two; The Surgeon's Christmas Wish and Breaking Her No-Dating Rule.

Have you read any of t..."

And then we shall discuss them. I love discussing stories and books after I have read them!

Olivia Gates has written some FANTASTIC medical romances. Radical Cure is one, The Desert Surgeon's Secret Son is another. Both have around 100 reviews and almost all are 5 star ratings.

I don't thik I have read them. Will try them for sure Jennie.

Daily Read:

Midwife's Marriage Miracle
by Fiona McArthur

Copyright © 2015 by Harlequin Books S.A.

A second chance worth waiting for!

Midwife Bronte Porter loves helping young mothers deliver their babies. As a single mother, she also knows how challenging—and rewarding—raising a child on your own can be. Ten years ago, Bronte nearly gave up her hard-won independence for a future with dashing Cole Fraser. Saying no was the right decision at the time, but she's never forgotten him…

Now, with Bronte reeling from her teenage daughter's baby bombshell, renowned obstetrician Cole chooses this moment to come back into her life. Cole just crossed a continent to convince Bronte to say yes to a lifetime together. And he has only seven days to convince her.

Christine wrote: "Just finished reading . Parts of it I wondered if it was a Desire! Loved it."

Thank you Christine!!! I do write toward the steamier end of medical romance spectrum!

I just finished reading, "The Flight Doctor's Lifeline" by Laura Iding...I just couldn't put it down. At the cried and the end because I thought it was so touching..

Hina wrote: "I haven't read that one Christine.

Next on my list are these two; The Surgeon's Christmas Wish and Breaking Her No-Dating Rule.

Have you read any of these?

[book:..."

I read those a while ago. They were great books..

I love read harlequin medical romance books because they're so very interesting