In Ann McIntosh’s latest Harlequin Medical Romance novel, join two vets on an idyllic Caribbean island as the chemistry between them skyrockets! SPARKS ARE FLYING IN PARADISE… Vet Mellie loves being in the Caribbean, where she can forget her ex’s betrayal and focus on work. But when her boss falls ill, she has to contend with the return of his estranged son, vet Delano. Though they initially clash, Mellie can’t ignore their chemistry. And since Delano doesn’t plan to stay long-term—this island holds too many bad memories—a fling might be just the answer! If they can keep their connection strictly surface level… From Harlequin Medical: Life and love in the world of modern medicine.

Harlequin Medical Romance brings you a collection of three new titles, available now! Enjoy these stories packed with pulse-racing romance and heart-racing medical drama. This Harlequin Medical Romance box set includes: THE VET’S CARIBBEAN FLING By Ann McIntosh Vet Mellie loves being in the Caribbean, where she can forget her ex’s betrayal and focus on work. But when her boss falls ill, she has to contend with the return of his estranged son, vet Delano. Though they initially clash, Mellie can’t ignore their chemistry. And since Delano doesn’t plan to stay long-term—this island holds too many bad memories—a fling might be just the answer! If they can keep their connection strictly surface level… HER FORBIDDEN FIREFIGHTER By Traci Douglass Physical therapist Luna was aware of aloof firefighter Mark as soon as he arrived in town. But she’s been hurt before, so relationships are forbidden. Then on a hike gone wrong, Luna needs rescuing, and in Mark’s protective orbit, she gets a taste of how steamy things could be between them. And as the heat turns up, it gets harder to deny herself what she truly wants… WINNING OVER THE OFF-LIMITS DOCTOR By Annie Claydon To protect her adopted parents from pain, pediatric emergency doc Mattie has worked hard to conceal her more impulsive side. And yet the arrival of charming orthopedic consultant Dr. Llwyd sees her throwing caution to the wind! Llwyd clearly feels the same instant attraction, but the shadows of past trauma haunting his eyes put him firmly off-limits. Unless Mattie’s zest for life can win him over, and convince guarded Llwyd to take one final risk…

It’s heating up in Argentina! Join two trauma surgeons as their work rivalry quickly transforms into a fiery fling in this second installment of the Buenos Aires Docs quartet. FRICTION TO RED-HOT FLIRTATION… Everything else took a back seat as Sofia fought to become a trauma surgeon. She’s never met anyone who’s as dedicated and meticulous as her. Until world-renowned Dr. Carlos Cabrera arrives. But while her rival’s arrogance is exasperating, he makes her pulse race exponentially… The single thing Sofia and brooding Carlos agree on? The passion that sparked in the operating room can only end in the Brazilian’s bedroom! From Harlequin Medical: Life and love in the world of modern medicine. Buenos Aires Docs Book 1: ER Doc's Miracle Triplets by Tina Beckett Book 2: Surgeon's Brooding Brazilian Rival by Luana DaRosa Book 3: Daring to Fall for the Single Dad by Becky Wicks Book 4: Secretly Dating the Baby Doc by JC Harroway

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