From the TBR Pile: Release Blitz: Week 2 of Doctors of Eastport General Season 3

Friday, November 1, 2024

Release Blitz: Week 2 of Doctors of Eastport General Season 3

Series Title: Doctors of Eastport General Season 3

Authors: CA King ~ Mel Walker ~ E.M. Shue ~ Amy Stephens ~ S.L. Sterling ~ Tracy Broemmer ~ TL Mayhew

Genre: Contemporary Romance (multi)

Releases: October 21 - November 2, 2024

Cover Design: Thunderstruck Cover Design

Come on into the decorated halls of Eastport General and meet the ER Physicians, Surgeons, Specialists, Residents, and patients that occupy the rooms and halls of the largest hospital on the coast of Rhode Island this Christmas. We hope you are ready to fall in love with all the sexy holiday stories that take place inside the walls of Eastport General Hospital.

The Doctors of Eastport General Series gives you a taste of 7 new books in a shared world, releases beginning on October 21, 2024.

Do-Over

Walking into that bar in New York was the best decision I ever made. Denying the baby she carried as mine, was the worst. Now I must fix what I broke.

Wryan is the perfect little sub for me. She likes all my kinks and craves them as much as I do. One night was all we had until I found out she’s from the same town I just moved too. Bumping into her at the hospital with another man and obviously pregnant caused me to say things I now regret.

With the holidays upon us and our baby due soon I need to make them mine. Mend what I broke and get the do-over I require. Little do I know that she has caught the attention of a dangerous man who is willing to kill them both if he can’t have her. I’ll do anything to protect what is mine.

Eastport General’s newest eligible bachelor has fallen for the petite graphic novelist, but can they find their happily ever after or will the chaos of his hours and her passions destroy them?

Loren Johnson couldn’t wait to draw names for the upcoming Christmas party at the hospital. Until she pulled his name out of the stocking…Dr. Jackson Sewell. Talk about being a real grump during the holidays! Of all the names she could’ve picked, why did it have to be his?

Perhaps the girls had set her up and had written his name on all the slips of paper. If that was their idea of a joke, well, it wasn’t very funny. She didn’t dislike the handsome, young doctor, but he really needed to lighten up. Lately, he’d been almost impossible to work with and if he continued to be a jerk, he might find himself the only one working on Christmas Eve!

Dr. Jackson Sewell didn’t dislike the holidays but the nurses have taken things a bit too far this year. Expecting him to attend their Christmas get-together is one thing, but now they want him to bring a gift, too. He’s pretty sure Loren Johnson is behind it all, considering she’s told everyone what she’d like to do to him. Well, he’d show her.

When Loren finds out she’s scheduled to work the night of the party, she’s more than a little upset. She’s downright furious with Dr. Sewell. How dare he try and take away her holiday spirit!

If you enjoy opposites attract and workplace romances, you won’t want to miss the holiday shenanigans. Grab the garland and mistletoe because Christmas is about to get a little crazy.

His name suits him well and he hates Christmas. Bottom line, Doctor Frost is a grumpy jerk.

I’m sure he has his reasons. We all do. Yet I won’t be his punching bag in what you could call a rather combative relationship.

The day his daughter shows up crying I take pity on him and step in to offer some womanly advice. That’s when I find out the reason for his horrible demeanor, and my heart goes out to him.

I didn’t expect that information to change things. Soon I find myself looking at him a little differently. We start talking, and I start getting to know his kids, and soon I’m doing more than just dreaming of tasting his lips.

Just as things begin to take a turn, a rival nurse has other plans. She is willing to do whatever it takes to keep us apart.

Only she doesn't know who she is up against. I'm feisty and Doctor Frost is grumpy and together we will fight for what we both want this Christmas.

Lucy Holliday’s had a long day—a full day at the Eastport Women’s Medical Group and two deliveries at Eastport General Hospital—and it’s still not over. Being an ob-gyn on call is sure to mean she’ll be back at the hospital before the night is over. All she wants is to get her grocery shopping done and get home to see her daughter for a while before the inevitable happens.

Keaton Thatcher is all set to open his new home goods store front. One quick trip to the storeroom for a ladder so he can change a lightbulb, and he can head home and relax after a long day at work. Except the sound of crying in his storeroom leads him to the back corner of the room where he finds a very pregnant young girl about to give birth.

Will Dr. Holliday deliver a Christmas miracle, or will the delivery in Keaton’s storeroom bring a miracle into his and Lucy’s lives?

After a freak accident left her scarred, the holidays have become the least joyous time of the year for Holly Snow. However, when her best friend asks if she’ll plan a Christmas wedding, she sets aside her aversion to the lights, music, and gift-giving to make her best friend’s dreams come true. The problem is, the happy couple want the wedding at a venue where a medical conference and a Christmas trade show are taking place, in the midst of the biggest snowstorm Rhode Island has ever seen. Add in a bossy doctor in a Santa suit and Holly soon finds herself overlooking her insecurities.

His job is mainly thought of as one that makes people beautiful, but that isn’t the only thing plastic surgeons do. Kristian Krengel is the perfect example of that: his career started in the burn unit and flourished from there. Where he’s at now is not enough, being head of his department is what he truly wants. The problem is, he needs to deliver the perfect presentation at the medical conference to secure that job. Add in an insecure former patient and Kristian finds himself hiding his accolades so she’ll see him for who he truly is, and not just for his title of Doctor.