Zoe McCann doesn't care much for doctors
Especially eminent neurosurgeons who are to busy to attend to their patients. Like Dr. Phillip Barry, who wasn't available the night Jenny, the daughter of Zoe's best friend, was brought to the E.R.

So Zoe marches into Phillip's office. She hasn't spoken to him since they played together as children--she was the daughter of his parent's housekeeper. But the man she confronts isn't the unfeeling, egocentric individual she thought she'd find. He's a single father and a dedicated physician who can't hide the pain he feels at the tragedy of that night.

As Zoe's feelings for Phillip grow, she learns that doctors don't have all the answers. Not even where their own children are concerned.

Those who are compassionate about the struggles that single parents have, trying to accomplish a career, take care of their children, plus find love and romance.

How Phillip was always there for Zoe no matter what was going on in their life.

How Zoe's son got into that terrible accident, it was hard to see her going through all that pain.

Envious of single parents for all the struggles that they have to go through.

Janice Macdonald

It is just a joy to read, it will make you smile and make you cry all at the same time.

I enjoyed this book so much that when I lost it, I had to go back to the store and buy another.

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