But I Kissed A Cowboy

Reece Callahan, firefighter extraordinaire
Offering the beautiful nurse anesthetist a seat on my face probably wasn't the best approach, but it was the drugs speaking at the time - sort of. Old habits die hard. Those eyes and that kissable mouth were taking me to a place and time I'd been before. A place I wanted to revisit - something I never do. I could break those rules, at least once, maybe twice . . .

Mallory Tompkins
The rules and ethics are concise; contractual. My own are pretty clear as well. The hospital's rules? No patients. My own? No players.
Reece Callahan is well known as both. He's also persistent. But the day he rescues me in the hospital parking lot is the day that changes everything . . . for both of us.
He wasn't just a patient, and she wasn't just his attending anesthetist. Does history change the rules and ethics? Can they get past what was and move on to what can be?

Book #2 in The Nurses of Maricopa County series can be read as a standalone, but serves best as the second course in a delicious setting of spicy and sweet characters you got to sample in Book #1.