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We made it to the end of the Crocodile Creek Medical Series. Book twelve is the story of Charles Wetherby, the instigator and medical director of the Medical Centre at Crocodile Creek and Jill Shaw, the nursing director.

We have seen Charles play a role in all the previous books, gliding silently around the hospital and clinic in his wheelchair and playing deus ex machina in a number of the romances. We know from previous story lines that he was shot in the spine as an eighteen year old but went on to study medicine before returning home to create the best rural medicine facility possible for north Queensland. He is now in his forties and though it was revealed in an earlier book that he has an adult daughter from a teen romance, he has never married and isn't close to his family. His family is really Crocodile Creek and it's residents.

Jill we know is a survivor from an abusive marriage. It's left her with scars both emotional and physical at 37. She is good at her job and has been working closely with Charles for eight years. Recently, they have been co-parenting Charles' orphan cousin Lily. But now the crunch has come and Lily's legal guardian wants her adopted by a married couple so he no longer has to justify not looking after her himself.

So here we are. The obvious solution is a marriage of convenience. Because Jill would never want to marry again after her previous experience and Charles is hardly an ideal candidate for marital bliss, handicapped as he is by his injury.

It was interesting to see how forcing these two to look again at their relationship shook them up and shook up the relationship. It was lovely to see them reach their happy ending after 12 books. The mystery illness on the island which Lily contracted played a roll as well in bringing them closer and is concluded as well. A couple of plot points were a little disconcerting but easily skimmed over. It was a nice finish to a well written series with a small group of authors pulling it all together.


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A Bride and Child Worth Waiting For Harlequin Medical Romance 375 Marion Lennox 9780373066674 Books Reviews

We made it to the end of the Crocodile Creek Medical Series. Book twelve is the story of Charles Wetherby, the instigator and medical director of the Medical Centre at Crocodile Creek and Jill Shaw, the nursing director.

We have seen Charles play a role in all the previous books, gliding silently around the hospital and clinic in his wheelchair and playing deus ex machina in a number of the romances. We know from previous story lines that he was shot in the spine as an eighteen year old but went on to study medicine before returning home to create the best rural medicine facility possible for north Queensland. He is now in his forties and though it was revealed in an earlier book that he has an adult daughter from a teen romance, he has never married and isn't close to his family. His family is really Crocodile Creek and it's residents.

Jill we know is a survivor from an abusive marriage. It's left her with scars both emotional and physical at 37. She is good at her job and has been working closely with Charles for eight years. Recently, they have been co-parenting Charles' orphan cousin Lily. But now the crunch has come and Lily's legal guardian wants her adopted by a married couple so he no longer has to justify not looking after her himself.

So here we are. The obvious solution is a marriage of convenience. Because Jill would never want to marry again after her previous experience and Charles is hardly an ideal candidate for marital bliss, handicapped as he is by his injury.

It was interesting to see how forcing these two to look again at their relationship shook them up and shook up the relationship. It was lovely to see them reach their happy ending after 12 books. The mystery illness on the island which Lily contracted played a roll as well in bringing them closer and is concluded as well. A couple of plot points were a little disconcerting but easily skimmed over. It was a nice finish to a well written series with a small group of authors pulling it all together.