Review : Healing the Single Dad's Heart

Healing the Single Dad's Heart by Scarlet Wilson

(The Good Luck Hospital #1)

Genre: Contemporary, Romance, Medical Romance,

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Pages: 192

Published: September 1st 2019 by Harlequin Medical Romances

He never meant to love again…
…until he goes to Vietnam!

In this The Good Luck Hospital story, widower, Scottish GP Joe and his young son are in Vietnam for a fresh start. Volunteering at a humanitarian hospital, Joe’s surprised by how quickly he feels at home - which could have something to do with beautiful, intriguing Dr. Lien, his colleague and unofficial tour guide. With her, Joe glimpses a tantalizing future…if he can let go of the past.

Joe works at a humanitarian hospital and has his son in tow after the death of his wife he needs a bit of a chance of scenery. Dr. Lien works with him and they are neighbors as well so shes been helping him out with the ropes around the place and the ins and outs with what to do. Thing is the more time spent together the more attraction goes and Lien got her heart broken before and hes eventually going to go back to Scotland.

Overall really good book. I enjoyed the characters and how everything played out. As doctors they had to be constantly on their toes with patient care so it was interesting seeing how they worked that. For some reason sometimes come across medical romance books that the doctors suddently have so much time during many books and dont seem to work at all other the title no actual proof they work in the medical field but this book made it clear and stuck to it. Then there was the romance that was blooming between the two which I enjoyed. There was the bit of holding back and drama when it came to the relationship because Joe's ex passing away, Liens hang up on men based off her ex and guarding a bit of her heart and then there the whole temporary of it all because eventually Joe has to go back to Scotland and decisions need to be made. Overall it was a pretty great book I really enjoyed it.