CAROL MARINELLI recently filled in a form where she was asked for her job title and was thrilled, after all these years, to be able to put down her answer as âwriterâ. Then it asked what Carol did for relaxation. After chewing her pen for a moment Carol put down the truthââwritingâ. The third question askedââWhat are your hobbies?â Well, not wanting to look obsessed or, worse still, boring, she crossed the fingers on her free hand and answered âswimming and tennisâ. But, given that the chlorine in the pool does terrible things to her highlights, and the closest sheâs got to a tennis racket in the last couple of years is watching the Australian Open, Iâm sure you can guess the real answer!
For Anne Gracie. Thank you for your friendship and support. It means a lot. Carol x
Welcome to the world of Sydney Harbour Hospital (or SHH ⦠for shortâ because secrets never stay hidden for long!)
Looking out over cosmopolitan Sydney Harbour, Australiaâs premier teaching hospital is a hive of round-the-clock activityâwith a very active hospital grapevine.
With the most renowned (and gorgeous!) doctors in Sydney working side by side, professional and sensual tensions run sky-highâthereâs always plenty of romantic rumours to gossip about â¦
Whoâs been kissing who in the on-call room? Whatâs going on between legendary heart surgeon Finn Kennedy and tough-talking A&E doctor Evie Lockheart? And whatâs wrong with Finn?
Find out in this enthralling new eight-book continuity from Mills & Boon>® Medical Romanceâ¢âindulge yourself with eight helpings of romance, emotion and gripping medical drama!
Sydney Harbour Hospital From saving lives to sizzling seduction, these doctors are the very best!
Sydney Harbour Hospital
Sexy surgeons, dedicated doctors, scandalous secrets, on-call dramas â¦
Welcome to the world of Sydney Harbour Hospital (or SHH ⦠for shortâbecause secrets never stay hidden for long!)
In February new nurse Lily got caught up in
the hotbed of hospital gossip in SYDNEY HARBOUR HOSPITAL: LILYâS SCANDAL by Marion Lennox
And gorgeous paediatrician Teo came to single mum Zoeâs rescue in
SYDNEY HARBOUR HOSPITAL: ZOEâS BABY by Alison Roberts
In March sexy Sicilian playboy Luca finally met his match in
SYDNEY HARBOUR HOSPITAL: LUCAâS BAD GIRL by Amy Andrews
Then in April Hayley opened Tomâs eyes to love in
SYDNEY HARBOUR HOSPITAL: TOMâS REDEMPTION by Fiona Lowe
In May heiress Lexi learned to put the past behind her â¦
SYDNEY HARBOUR HOSPITAL: LEXIâS SECRET by Melanie Milburne
In June adventurer Charlie helped shy Bella fulfil her dreamsâ
and find love on the way! SYDNEY HARBOUR HOSPITAL: BELLAâS WISHLIST by Emily Forbes
Last month single mum Emily gave no-strings-attached surgeon Marco
a reason to stay: SYDNEY HARBOUR HOSPITAL: MARCOâS TEMPTATION by Fiona McArthur
And finally join us this month as Ava and James
realise their marriage really is worth saving in SYDNEY HARBOUR HOSPITAL: AVAâS RE-AWAKENING by Carol Marinelli
And not forgetting Sydney Harbour Hospitalâs legendary heart surgeon Finn Kennedy. This brooding maverick keeps his women on hospital rotation ⦠But can new doc Evie Lockheart unlock the secrets to his guarded heart? Find out in this enthralling new eight-book continuity from Mills & Boon>® Medical Romanceâ¢.
A collection impossible to resist!
These books are also available in eBook format from www.millsandboon.co.uk
SHE would call him.
Ava Carmichael sat in her office at Sydney Harbour Hospital and stared at her phone, willing herself to pick it up and call her husband. She had just spent the best part of the last hour counselling a coupleâtelling them to talk, to open up to each other, that if they just forged ahead with communication then things would begin to improve.
As a sexual dysfunction specialistâor sex therapist, as everyone called herâAva got to say those lines an awful lot.
Well, it was time for the doctor to take her own medicine, Ava decided, reaching out and picking up the phone and dialling in his mobile number. At the last moment she changed her mind, and hung up. She went back to twisting her long dark hair around her fingersâjust unsure what it was she should say to him.
That she missed him?
That she was sorry?
Ava didnât know where to start.
Her husband, James, had been away for three months in Brisbane. He had taken a temporary teaching placement at a school of medicine there, which was ridiculous. James was an oncologist and completely hands-on in his work. He loved being with his patients more than anything. Had it been three months of research, it might have made some senseâSydney Harbour Hospital was cutting-edge and James kept himself right up to date, but James liked reading about findings rather than discovering them. He liked being with his patients and James, her James, wasnât a teacher.
She smiled at the very thought.