ALDER REACH MEDICAL CENTER

On the Washington coast, in a port city of ferries, timber towns, and island communities, Alder Reach Medical Center is where the whole region comes when something goes wrong. The doctors, nurses, and clinicians of the Reach hand over patients, decisions, and lives every shift. What they guard is their own hearts.

Each novel in the series brings together two professional equals, among them hospitalists, an ICU attending, a transport nurse, a respiratory therapist, a pharmacist, and a rehabilitation doctor, over one patient whose care neither can manage alone. The case pulls them into the same rooms and the same hard decisions, and slowly exposes the private wound each has built a careful life around.

Expect real medicine that drives the story, leads in their thirties and forties who are good at their jobs and honest about their fears, attraction that grows out of respect, steamy closed-door heat with the emotion fully on the page, and a hard-won happy ending in every book. Each novel is a complete standalone set in the same hospital, where familiar colleagues return from story to story.

SAFE TO MOVE

A Slow-Burn Medical Romance (Alder Reach Medical Center)
From the series: ALDER REACH MEDICAL CENTER

The last time Dr. Leah Matsuda called a patient “safe to move,” she learned what one sentence can cost.

Eight years later, she’s the ICU attending the nurses at Alder Reach Medical Center call when the numbers look fine and something is still wrong. She traces every line herself. She checks unstable transfers personally, more often than anyone...

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THE LAST HANDOFF

A Second Chance Medical Romance (Alder Reach Medical Center)
From the series: ALDER REACH MEDICAL CENTER

Seven months separated. Seventeen minutes every morning. Neither of them has taken off the ring.
Kara Lindholm owns the night at Alder Reach Medical Center. She’s the hospitalist the nurses call when a patient looks wrong before the monitors agree, and she likes a shift with a hard ending. At 6:43 every morning, she hands her patients to the day...

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