Mostly Harmless Procedures

Book Blurb

Dr. Amara Bell is brilliant, stubborn, exhausted, and absolutely convinced she does not have time for romance. As the emergency department's sharpest trauma doctor, she survives on coffee, sarcasm, and the occasional vending-machine chocolate bar.
Then Dr. Noah Vale arrives.
He is a charming cardiothoracic surgeon with unfair dimples, a calm voice during disasters, and a habit of showing up exactly when Amara's world is falling apart. She finds him annoying. He finds her fascinating. The nurses find them hilarious.
Between cardiac arrests, ambulance crashes, hospital politics, terrifying diagnoses, midnight confessions, and one very embarrassing incident involving a defibrillator pad stuck to Noah's shirt, Amara and Noah learn that love is not always gentle.
Sometimes it arrives wearing scrubs, covered in blood, saying, "Move, I've got you."
And sometimes, happily ever after begins in the middle of an emergency room.