Jo Harris had asked the medical recruitment agency for a female doctor, fortyish, with counselling skills so when a very large man turned up in a psychedelic campervan, complete with surfboards on the top, she couldn't believe this was her new doctor. But Fraser Cameron – call me Cam – is right there, and the holiday season starts next week, so she has little choice but to accept him.But she doesn't have to fall in love with him – that certainly wasn't on the agenda. Not that there...

They're doing it for money, both of them. Why else would they go off to India to perform life-changing surgery on badly burned strangers? Distrustful of each other's motive, Gabe and Leith throw themselves into their work, while a totally unexpected attraction grows between them. It can't be love – they've both sworn off such a dubious emotion – but maybe. . .

Jo's escaped from a nightmare relationship in medical research to the rural medicine she's always wanted to pursue, but will her dream of a life in the outback be ruined by a stroppy GP? He sees here as an interloper, granted her job through nepotism, but there's something more than antagonism between them, something she's not certain she wants to fight . .

Oliver Rankin was flabbergasted to see Clare Jackson whom he'd left in America ten years ago, but it was Clare who was really dumb-founded by this unexpected reunion. And shaken, confused, appalled and panic-stricken. There were plenty of other words she could have added, but words were blotted out by thoughts of Em – her daughter Emily. Her Em!Oliver's Em!Only Oliver didn't know that, and now she'd be working with him in the tight-knit children's cardiac team at St James H...

There's a cyclone heading for the coast, and Gaby Forsythe hates taking passengers at the best of times, but she's stuck with Jack Fletcher as she sets off to do a regular clinic run for the Flying Doctors. She picks up a mother with a sick baby at the first stop, then at the second, a badly burned man. Fortunately, Jack's a doctor, so he takes care of the man – until the patient has a heart attack and Jack needs Gaby to land so he can attend to him. One low pass over the old landing strip...

After accompanying Samarah, the mother of the Crown Prince, home to Al Janeen, emergency doctor Alex Conroy expected to return home, but an earthquake in a distant part of the kingdom made her pause. She was a specialist trained in bushfires, floods and cyclones and knew she could help. Accompanying Azzam, the sheikh, out to the disaster area where Azzam treats the most badly injured, while Alex squeezes through a small hole in the rubble to lift small children out of their shattered schoo...

The last person Annabelle expects to see on the flight back to her old home town is socialite and the the ER'smost popular Doctor, Nick Tempest. But while she's taken the two months posting as nurse at the local hospital, he's become the doctor half of the team for the experience, as he'll soon be involved in choosing the teams to travel out there. He has no idea what he's in for!For a start she'll have to get him into country clothes, and ignore his complaints about roughing them ...

Dr Mak Stavrou had taken time off to finish his Master's thesis so why was he deep in the outback, in the middle of the night, facing a beautiful, pregnant woman. Because the child she carried would be his sister's only grandchild? Of course tht was the reason, the child would be family and family was important -But staying in her house, working with her as she provides medical assistance to the whole district, and falling in love with her - that hadn't been the plan!

'Where's the new nurse, Jessica, living?' Andrew asked, then cursed himself as he caught Sarah's gleeful expression.'I really don't know,' she told him, without bothering to hide her delight at his confused state. 'Perhaps in a cabin at the caravan park until she finds somewhere permanent. Helen would know, or you could ask Jessica herself.''Yes, well...' He couldn't put his reluctance into words.'Don't tell me you've forgotten how to flirt,' Sarah said with a teasi...

Interest in forensic science in TV shows and mainstream novels has led me to take a slightly different direction with Trust Me and the two books, Love Me and Marry Me, which will follow it. The word 'forensic' comes from the old Roman 'forum', where legal matters were discussed. Today it is used to cover issues connected to the law.In this book, the sudden death of the most notable person in town, TV star Caroline Cordell, throws senior hospital staff into chaos. The local doctor a...

'How long's the locum?'Unable to understand why Tony had asked, Sarah stared at him, and saw the silver eyes darken to a steely grey. She forced herself to breathe evenly, definitely not pant, for his eyes has darkened in just that way when they'd made love.'A month. I've three more weeks,' she told him.The smile this time was totally different— slow and seductive—but its effect was like a blowtorch as it scorched across her skin and sent more heat into her blood.

Lauren's been working with Tom Fletcher for eighteen months, so why, after he does her a favour by partnering her to a Christmas tree-raising, is she suddenly feeling attracted to him. And now there's Bobby, orphaned by an accident that same night, and they're both staying in Tom's house!Tom's having a problem, too. He doesn't do commitment, so why's he feeling more than just responsibility towards his guests, particularly the female one.Surely, it can't be love . . .