She falls at his feet by accident. He falls for her on purpose.
Laurel Brook is doing everything she can to hold her life together. She works hard, keeps her head down, and does her best to ignore the ex-husband who still finds new ways to make her feel small. Getting sick is not on the schedule. Admitting she needs help is even lower on the list.
Which is why she definitely does not appreciate collapsing into a pyramid of Noodle-Os at the grocery store and straight into the arms of the towns infuriatingly gorgeous neurosurgeon, Dr Lachlan Cade.
Lachlan knows illness when he sees it. He also knows attraction, and Laurel sets off every instinct he has. She is funny. She is exhausted. She is stubborn to the point of self-destruction. He makes her an offer she hates but needs. Come to his home and let him treat her for free, or risk a hospital bill she cannot afford. Laurel wants to refuse. Her body and her pride both argue.
Letting Lachlan in means lowering walls she has relied on for years, but the man is relentless in the gentlest way possible. As Laurel begins to trust the pull growing between them, a new threat surfaces, reminding her why she stopped believing anyone could be safe around her in the first place. She can run, or she can finally choose the life she deserves.
Love RX kicks off the Love and Other Jobs series with a hot doctor, forced proximity, tender caretaking, and a cinnamon-roll hero who falls first and hard. Dual POV, trauma healing, and spicy moments make this an irresistible start to the series.
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Praise for the Love and Other Jobs series
I officially have a new book boyfriend.
Her struggles felt so real I was healing with her.
He helps her love herself again beautiful.
A story filled with love, growth and a beautiful sense of self.
Cute, spicy, and utterly hilarious.
