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verityw's review
3.0
This was a nice fun contemporary romance which is definitely more in the category romance camp than Sarah Morgan's newer stuff.
It's a virgin heroine, friends to lovers, fake engagement story - which are two of my favourite tropes and one that I can take or leave. So a nice way to spend a couple of hours. I'm not normally a medical romance reader, but Sarah Morgan's ones have actual medical detail (she used to be a nurse) so the medical stuff is always a proper part of the plot and the female characters are always super smart and competent*.
*one of my bugbears is women being the subservient ones in medical (ie the nurse to the hero's doctor). Morgan has written plenty of female doctors and although this heroine is a nurse, she's a super conpetent practice nurse who works alongside the doctors not under them. I was surprised she wasn't a prescribing nurse tbh, but then if she could write her own scripts, she wouldn't need to call the hero in to do it...
It's a virgin heroine, friends to lovers, fake engagement story - which are two of my favourite tropes and one that I can take or leave. So a nice way to spend a couple of hours. I'm not normally a medical romance reader, but Sarah Morgan's ones have actual medical detail (she used to be a nurse) so the medical stuff is always a proper part of the plot and the female characters are always super smart and competent*.
*one of my bugbears is women being the subservient ones in medical (ie the nurse to the hero's doctor). Morgan has written plenty of female doctors and although this heroine is a nurse, she's a super conpetent practice nurse who works alongside the doctors not under them. I was surprised she wasn't a prescribing nurse tbh, but then if she could write her own scripts, she wouldn't need to call the hero in to do it...
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