Are you ready to make your heart race faster than a Code Blue? ER Rivals is the enemies to lovers romance you need. Think a sharp-tongued ER doctor who doesn’t take orders from anyone, a new boss who’s equal parts infuriating and irresistible, and enough tension to set the whole hospital alight. The sparks? Undeniable. The drama? Non-stop.
We’re so obsessed with this book that we’re sharing an exclusive extract – completely free – to give you a glimpse of the sparks flying between Maggie and Liam. Trust us: this is one shift you’ll want to stay on for.
Head-to-head…then heart-to-heart!
Straight-talking ER doc Maggie is seeking a fresh start in Chicago. The further she can get from her ex’s betrayal, the better. Except she finds herself toe-to-toe with her new boss! Liam’s overbearing methods are infuriating, as are his handsome good looks. Yet Maggie sees a softer side when his sassy beagle brings her inside her rival’s orbit—and his home! And once she realises Liam’s severe nature stems from a painful loss, the fire that stoked their rivalry burns into something irresistible…
Perfect for fans of:
🔥 Enemies to lovers
💼 Workplace romance
☯️ Opposites attract
A sneak preview of ER Rivals…
Liam didn’t normally clash with other doctors. He didn’t often see them as rivals.
His original thoughts about Maggie had been a doctor who had made a mistake, now he realised that was wrong, he should probably apologise.
But apologies were the one thing that Liam knew he wasn’t that good at.
He’d get to it, at some point.
Maggie pulled a list from her pocket. ‘I have a few things I wanted to go over with you.’
He shifted in his seat and glanced around the staff room where there were still a few people sitting. ‘Should we do this in my office?’
‘Probably,’ she said it with the air of a person who didn’t really care where she was having this conversation – she just knew she was going to have it.
He stood swiftly. ‘Let’s go then.’
The walk to his office was short, and Maggie sat the list down the desk in front of her. She didn’t wait to be invited to talk. ‘Look, I realise I’m just here. But there’s a few things I need to bring up.’