Pediatric doctor, Tasha O'Hara, finds herself taking care of a roguish Mediterranean prince who broke her heart once before. Prince Alessandro may be all wrong for her, but being with him feels so right.

Medical romance with a royal twist from the USA Today–bestselling author—the basis for the Harlequin Movie, Christmas with a Prince! For children’s doctor Tasha O’Hara it seems bad things do happen in threes . . . 1. Her new job is looking after a sinfully gorgeous—but maddeningly arrogant!—Mediterranean prince, injured in a charity polo match. 2. This isn’t just any prince, but incorrigible heartbreaker Prince Alessandro Cavalieri—the man she once threw away any shred of dignity for . . . and still can’t think about without blushing from top to toe! 3. Alessandro’s definition of No Physical Activity definitely goes against doctor’s orders. Only problem is, it’s becoming impossible for Tasha not to succumb to temptation! Alessandro couldn’t be more wrong for her . . . but three wrongs could make the biggest right of all!

Your invitation to the wedding everyone in Penhally has been waiting for… Dr. Nick Tremayne and midwife Kate Althorp have a love that's lasted a lifetime, but a love that's been unfulfilled. Apart from on one fateful night—a night so emotional, so passionate, that nothing else mattered…a night that resulted in the birth of their son, Jem! Now this precious little boy is fighting for his life in St. Piran's Hospital. Seeing how much their son needs them could be what it takes for Nick and Kate to find their way back to each other…. If so, bells could be ringing out over Penhally Bay as the town gathers to watch Nick and Kate finally say "I do"! St. Piran's Hospital Where every drama has a dreamy doctor…and a happy ending.

A devoted Neonatal nurse is so good at her job because of her memory of her own baby who she lost. Now, the one man to share that sorrow has taken a position as a doctor at her hospital and she learns that miracles can happen.

What does the ‘Dark Ages’ mean in contemporary society? Tackling public engagements through archaeological fieldwork, heritage sites and museums, fictional portrayals and art, and increasingly via a broad range of digital media, this is the first-ever dedicated collection exploring the public archaeology of the Early Middle Ages.