Finding their fresh start

Dr Nick Tremayne and midwife Kate Althorp's marriage is in trouble. Until one passionate night results in the birth of their son, Jem! Now this precious little boy is fighting for his life. Seeing how much their son needs them could be what it takes for Nick and Kate to find their way back to each other....
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Single and pregnant, Dr Izzy Bailey is nervous on her first day back at St. Piran's Hospital. Is everyone talking behind her back? It seems the only person to quiet the gossip is neonatal nurse Diego Ramirez. Diego soon finds a way to make her smile... until she goes into labour dangerously early... Will this be the beginning of a fairy tale for all three of them?
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Talented neurosurgeon Gio Corezzi's deliciously dark good looks turn the heads of every female at St. Piran's Hospital-except quiet beauty Jessica Carmichael's. But with no one to turn to and nowhere for Jess to live while her dilapidated cottage is being patched up...she knows Gio's offer of a roof over her head is one she can't refuse.

Caroline Anderson's been a nurse, a secretary, a teacher, and has run her own business. Now she's settled on writing. 'I was looking for that elusive something and finally realised it was variety - now I have it in abundance. Every book brings new horizons, new friends, and in between books I juggle! My husband John and I have two beautiful daughters, Sarah and Hannah, umpteen pets, and several acres of Suffolk that nature tries to reclaim every time we turn our backs!' Carol Marinelli recently filled in a form asking for her job title. Thrilled to be able to put down her answer, she put writer. Then it asked what Carol did for relaxation and she put down the truth - writing. The third question asked for her hobbies. Well, not wanting to look obsessed she crossed the fingers on her hand and answered swimming but, given that the chlorine in the pool does terrible things to her highlights - I'm sure you can guess the real answer. Margaret McDonagh can't remember a time when her nose wasn't buried in a book. She read avidly, but always knew that she had to write. In 2005, after twenty years of writing novellas for My Weekly Story Collection and Linford large print, plus serials and magazine short stories for The People's Friend, her manuscript was accepted by Mills & Boon. She has been writing novels ever since! You can contact Margaret via her website: www.margaretmcdonagh.com