Doctor nurse romance

Casualty Sister Dawn Campion is strangely reluctant to volunteer for the newly-formed Isle of Wight air-ambulance service. The dynamic Dr Miles Stratton is in charge of setting up the service and after their disastrous first encounter Dawn has determined to avoid all unnecessary contact. Finally yielding to pressure, she puts her name down to help, but with such an inauspicious start to their working relationship how can she possibly survive the proximity inevitable in such vital work?

She was certain of one thing...Sophy's relationship with the attractive Dutch surgeon Maximillan Oosterwelde was of the blow-hot-blow-cold variety. He might be unsure of his feelings for her, but one thing she knew for sure--in her heart, Sophy did not want any "blow cold" at all! Sophy Greenslade wishes that when she told Professor Max van Oosterwelde that she had a boyfriend, that she would have remembered that little white lies always lead to trouble, but Max is not convinced by her story. Besides, he's not going to let something like a fictional boyfriend stand in the way of what he wants.

Eleanor hasn't seen her childhood neighbor Fulk van Hensum for twenty years, but she still remembers what a horrid boy he'd been...and it takes only two minutes to discover that he's grown into an equally horrid man. Even if he is handsome...and the new doctor at the hospital where she's a nurse! He hasn't changed a bit - so why can't Eleanor stop thinking about him?

It seems the answer to all Dr Celia Derwent's prayers when her new boss Dr Alan Grainger proposes marriage. She desperately wants to convince the courts that she should have custody of her orphaned niece Fiona, and with a husband she will stand far better chance of persuading them. Alan is devoted to Fiona, but he still seems aloof and strangely wary of Celia. So will this marriage of convenience really solve all her problems?