Tempted By Mr Off-Limits
How to handle a powerful attraction…Get it out of your system quickly!In this Nurses in the City story, Lola Fraser knows better than to fall for her best friend’s brother, paramedic Hamish Gibson. Living together whilst he’s training could get awkward—fast! But as they work together on a heartrending case they can’t resist the temptation to take their minds off work. Surely one night will be enough…until they discover it isn’t!
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How to handle a powerful attraction...
Get it out of your system quickly!
In this Nurses in the City story, Lola Fraser knows better than to fall for her best friendâs brother, paramedic Hamish Gibson. Living together while heâs training could get awkwardâfast! But as they work together on a heartrending case, they canât resist the temptation to take their minds off work. Surely one night will be enough...until they discover it isnât!
AMY ANDREWS is a multi-award-winning, USA TODAY bestselling Australian author who has written over fifty contemporary romances in both the traditional and digital markets. She loves good books, fab food, great wine and frequent travelâpreferably all four together. To keep up with her latest releases, news, competitions and giveaways, sign up for her newsletterâamyandrews.com.au/newsletter.html.
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ISBN: 978-1-474-07536-7
TEMPTED BY MR OFF-LIMITS
© 2018 Amy Andrews
Published in Great Britain 2018
by Mills & Boon, an imprint of HarperCollinsPublishers 1 London Bridge Street, London, SE1 9GF
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I dedicate this book to my brother-in-law
Ron MacMaster, a great husband and father who was taken too young. You are greatly missed.
Contents
LOLA FRASER NEEDED a drink in the worse way. Thank God for Billiâs, the bar across the road from the Kirribilli General Hospital. The ice-blue neon of the welcome sign filled her with reliefâshe didnât think she could wait until she got home to Manly and it was less than a thirty-minute drive at nine-thirty on a Sunday night.
The place was jumping. There was some music playing on the old-fashioned jukebox but it wasnât too loud. Most of the noise was coming from a large group of people Lola recognised as belonging to the Herd Across the Harbour event. It had taken place earlier today and they were all clearly celebrating the success of the fundraising venture.
Grace, Lolaâs bestie and flatmate, was the renal transplant co-ordinator for the hospital and had been one of the organisers. In fact, her entire family had been heavily involved. Lola had also been roped in to help out this morning before her afternoon shift, and although sheâd gratefully escaped horses, cows and, well...anything country a long time ago, there had been something magnificent about all those cattle walking over the Sydney Harbour Bridge.
Talk about a contrastâone of the worldâs most iconic architectural landmarks overrun by large, hooved beasts. It had certainly made a splash on news services all around the world. Not to mention the pile of money it had raised for dialysis machines for rural and remote hospitals. And then there was the exposure it had given to the Australian Organ Donor Register and the importance of talking with family about your wishes.
