Surgeon (A Lesbian Medical Romance)

Forest Vale Hospital, Book 1

De: Emily Hayes

Narrado por: Debbie Miller Nelson

World class heart surgeon, Katherine Ross meets a young woman anonymously on a dating app. When each woman realizes who the other really is, can they find a way to turn their intense passion into love?

A sizzling hot age gap medical romance from Emily Hayes.

Dr Katherine Ross is a world class heart surgeon. She holds life and death in her hands on a daily basis. Her own heart is fiercely guarded.

She finds an intense forbidden passion with the mysterious Sophia.

Can she find a way to let Sophia in, to heal her own broken heart?

©2020 Emily Hayes (P)2020 Emily Hayes

Enjoyable

This has been the most enjoyable two+ hours I’ve spent listening to a book in a while. Looking forward to reading more by EH.

Smooth operator

I was heartbroken for Katherine and then to finally be with someone who you shouldn’t. Sophia is fun and sexy and caring. I nearly lost it in the last chapter. You need to read it to know. I really enjoyed this audiobook.

Extra steamy medical romance!

Two women meet on a dating app looking for anonymous no strings attached fun and soon discover they are wildly compatible in bed. I won’t spoil anything but this is a great hot medical romance and the narration was great too.

Guess who??? OMG it's you!!!

Debbie Miller Nelson does an outstanding job of narrating this wonderful book by Emily Hayes. The fact that the entire course of the relationship between Katherine and Sophia is so possible in today's world makes this an engaging read. Emily Hayes has the ability to bring life and all its components to the page in such a manner that pausing the book is nearly impossible. The level of angst and sexual energy in this book is so intertwined that there was a constant emotional shift for me(which is part of the joy I experience when reading a good book.). I have now read and listened to some of her books. I have put her works at the top of my WLW TBR list.

Mediocre medical drama

If you are in the mood for the use of a hospital environment to enable surgeons and interns to have “steamy” sex, you have succeeded in finding it.
Personal tragedy leads to semi D/S relationship between senior doctor and ambitious yet talented subordinate.
It might have been more believable if the author took more time and effort to truly develop the characters, but sadly that did not happen.