The Greek Children's Doctor Book

Courtship story that was first published in the Medical Line. It is also the middle story of the triplet series that began with The Spanish Consultant. I liked the first story better, since it had more conflict and fewer medical details.

The heroine is a pediatric nurse. In book one of the series, she is the sassy, rebellious triplet. In this story she is devastated that she was inadvertently dating a married man. She has vowed to never trust again. *eyebrow raise* And she has lost all sense of humor and perspective. Reader, she annoyed me.

Enter hunky Greek doctor hero who is too good to be true. Their meet cute is that he "buys" her at a charity auction for the hospital. Heroine is attracted but resists him for the entire story. There is a subplot about the H's 12 year-old niece that really doesn't go anywhere. And there are lots of sick children for the H/h to care for as they gaze into each other's eyes. (And the heroine looks quickly away)

The black moment with a letter the heroine just happens to read is so flimsy that it is an insult to black moments. Perhaps if this was your first romance novel you might think their HEA is in danger, but come on. *sigh*

The writing is fine. The medical details are compelling if you like that sort of thing. I'm not a fan of courtship stories usually. I like more conflict in my romances.

Heroine is virgin. Hero had eyes for no one but the heroine.