One More Night at Mercy General

Dr. Caroline Shaw left Cedar Falls twenty-seven years ago and never planned to work another shift at Mercy General. Then a colleague needs coverage, an ice storm closes half the roads into town, and Caroline finds herself back in navy scrubs on the worst night of the year.

The first ambulance call of her shift brings in a man having a heart attack, and the paramedic giving the handoff is Jack Nolan. He asked her once, a long time ago, whether leaving had to mean leaving everything. She never really answered him.

They have one freezing night, a hospital that needs both of them at their best, and twenty-seven years of unfinished conversation between them. Neither one is looking for a grand gesture. They are looking for the truth, which turns out to be harder and better than either.

One More Night at Mercy General is a stand-alone story set in the world of the Mercy General Series - you don't need to have read the other books to read this one, and if you haven't, this is a good place to start.

A closed-door, low-heat, over-40 second-chance romance for readers who want their heroine fully adult, their hospital rendered honestly, and their reunion earned one honest sentence at a time.