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    A Doctor In The House
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    A Doctor In The House

    By Ellen Tanner Marsh

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    NEW YORK TIMES Bestselling Author

    JUST WHAT THE DOCTOR ORDERED

    Millionaire Josh Alden just didn't know how to have fun anymore. It was always work, never play, that filled his days and nights. But a spur–of–the–moment trip to the Florida Keys changed everything. Because this high–powered bad–boy–in–the–boardroom found himself being rescued by a fisherman's spirited daughter.

    Rebel McCade was like no woman Josh had ever met. She was the picture of easy Southern charm and beauty. They were worlds apart; he knew their attraction could never be the real thing. They were too different. But Josh quickly learned never to say never especially where a woman like Rebel was concerned.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperCollins Publishers Australia
    Release dateJul 1, 2012
    ISBN9781460875605
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    A Doctor In The House
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    Ellen Tanner Marsh

    Ellen Tanner Marsh is a New Jersey-transplanted South Carolinian who has made the Lowcountry near Charleston her home for over 40 years. She writes historical and contemporary romances and considers herself a wannabe ukelele player who just can't seem to master "Stairway to Heaven."

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    • 3/5
      I need to keep an eye on Ms. Ferrarella. I've liked every book of hers I've read, just liked though. Same with this one. I did love the dialogue, very clever. But the ending just wasn't right. It felt sudden. It seemed like there could have been a bit more development. Unless, there's a second book, but it didn't read like there could be. That being said, I would definitely read Marie Ferrarella again, just probably not the same book twice.
    • 4/5
      great story. the physical attraction takes a little time to take place