Midwives On Call For Christmas - 3 Book Box Set

Midwives On-Call at Christmas

by Abigail Gordon, Jennifer Taylor, Fiona McArthur

Midwife’s Christmas Proposal - Fiona McArthur

Midwife Tara Dutton loves feeling part of her new mums’ special moments — especially when she’s had so few herself. The magical festive spirit of Lyrebird Lake has totally charmed her…for the first time ever she’s actually looking forward to Christmas!

Even more charming is gorgeous Dr Simon Campbell. The heat in his eyes promises Tara the future she’s always dreamed of. Does she dare believe that his Christmas proposal will finally lead to forever?

The Midwife’s Christmas Miracle - Jennifer Taylor

When bubbly midwife Lucy Harris meets Dr Max Curtis, she has no trouble believing his reputation as Dalverston’s resident playboy! She longs to be immune to his killer smile and good looks, but every time she sees Max’s tenderness towards his tiny patients, her frozen heart thaws a little…

Max’s flings are only ever short and sweet. But there’s something about caring Lucy that has him thinking long-term. As Christmas draws closer and the village’s festive lights twinkle, Max’s thoughts turn from medicine…to marriage!

Country Midwife, Christmas Bride - Abigail Gordon

Midwife Lizzie Carmichael loves caring for the pregnant mums in the pretty village of Willowmere. Every time she holds a newborn, she forgets about her own lonely life for a moment. But what she can’t stop thinking about is her new boss, Dr James Bartlett!

Single dad James has always put his adorable twins first. But this Christmas, as his little family hangs up their stockings, James realises that it’s not only his children who love Lizzie to pieces — she might just be the perfect present for them all!

477 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 1, 2017

About the author

I was born in a Lancashire cotton mill town where, for the lack of countryside, my playing fields were the slag heaps of a local colliery. As was the way for lots of families in the mill towns of those days, money was scarce, but in mine there was no shortage of love and laughter. Once every year, the Sunday School of the Methodist Chuch that my family belonged to would take all us children on a picnic to a place called Marple Bridge, in the nearby county of Cheshire. It was a wonderful place with hills and fields and a beautiful river called the Goyt. For a few hours every year, I was in paradise. Now, many years later, I rejoice in the privilege of residing in that very same place with my three sons and their families living close by. Marple Bridge is a village with the same kind of caring community that I describe in my books and it attracts those who love the countryside the same now as it did all those years ago, when the children from the back streets of a mill town piled off their coach and found themselves in the kind of place they hadn't known existed.

I didn't begin writing until I turned sixty, due to family commitments, but there were two things that eventually encouraged me to take up the pleasurable pastime of creating the romantic novel. The first was the persuasions of my sister, who is an established author of many years, and the second was because I have always been fascinated by words, and arranging them to describe and fashion into something that others will want to read gives one a wonderfully satisfying feeling that is not lacking in humility.

To all my readers: I thank you for reading my books, without you I would be lost.

Reviews

[Geraldine Sadiku · Rating 5 out of 5]

3 superb re-releases well worth another read.