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The Spanish Doctor's Convenient Bride
256 pages
A heartwarming medical romance where a practical marriage of convenience slowly transforms into a passionate, devoted partnership.
What it feels like
Reading this contemporary romance feels like stepping into a tender, emotionally charged sanctuary where professional boundaries blur into deeply personal stakes. The narrative moves at a steady, engaging pace, anchored by the classic marriage-of-convenience trope but elevated by the immediate, vulnerable presence of a newborn in need. The mood is heartwarming and intimate, wrapping the reader in the earnest hopes of characters who are navigating sudden parenthood and unexpected attraction. The prose is accessible and emotionally direct, focusing on the quiet moments of shared devotion that slowly bridge the gap between a practical arrangement and true love. It is a perfect fit for readers who delight in medical romances, found families, and the slow burn of unspoken longing turning into passionate commitment.
- Mood
- heartwarming
- intimate
- emotionally charged
- Tone
- earnest
- tender
- hopeful
- romantic
- Pace
- steady
- Themes
- marriage of convenience · unexpected parenthood · found family · medical romance · unspoken longing
- The writing
- Accessible and emotionally direct, focusing closely on the characters' internal hopes and growing attachments.
- The arc
- Moves from sudden responsibility and practical compromise to a deep, passionate connection built on shared devotion.
- Who it's for
- Readers who crave tender, trope-driven contemporary romances where practical arrangements give way to genuine affection.
Content notes
- death of a spouse (backstory)
- NICU and infant medical care
About the book
The doctor, his baby, and the woman they need...
Obstetrician Marty Cox cannot help growing attached to the baby girl in the NICU, but she knows that the father - when they find him - will want to take his child away. However, Dr Carlos Quintero didn't know his late wife was pregnant, and has no idea about raising a daughter!
The attraction between Marty and Carlos is instant, and, realising how devoted Marty is to his child, Carlos proposes a marriage of convenience. It's only when little Emmaline's future is thrown into doubt that Marty agrees - hoping that the proud and passionate Spaniard might come to see her as more than just his convenient bride...
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