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Also by Tracy Brogan:

Magic of Moonlight, December 2024
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Weather Or Knot, March 2024
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Art of the Chase, December 2023
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My Kind of Perfect, June 2021
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The New Normal, June 2020
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Once Upon a Wedding, June 2019
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My Kind of Forever, January 2019
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My Kind of You, April 2017
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Love Me Sweet, February 2015
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The Best Medicine, May 2014
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Hold On My Heart, July 2013
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Highland Surrender, December 2012
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Crazy Little Thing, October 2012
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The Best Medicine
Tracy Brogan

A younger man proves to a marriage-minded physician that love is the best medicine.

A Bell Harbor Novel
Montlake
May 2014
On Sale: May 13, 2014
Featuring: Evelyn Rhoades, MD; Tyler Connelly
325 pages
ISBN: 1477818359
EAN: 9781477818350
Kindle: B00FEVBUYA
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Romance Contemporary

Everyone in Bell Harbor thinks career-minded plastic surgeon Evelyn Rhoades needs a husband. Everyone, that is, except for Evelyn…sort of. Even if she did want a husband (which she doesn’t…most of the time), she’d never let something as intangible as fate determine who she marries. No, if she’s going to find someone to spend her life with, she’ll do it scientifically: with a carefully crafted list of criteria and an Internet dating site.

But when intoxicated, law-breaking Tyler Connelly crashes into her life by way of a stolen Jet Ski, unruly emotions defy common sense. Sure, he’s sexy, charming, and determined to win Evelyn’s affection, but all evidence points to him being the worst possible choice. He’s too young for her. Too irresponsible. Too underemployed. And, oh yeah, he’s her patient.

But Tyler knows firsthand how the best-laid plans can crumble under the weight of destiny. Now all he needs to do is to teach Evelyn that, in matters of the heart, love often supersedes logic.

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