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Tommie Balford
is fighting tooth and nail to keep her wrestling company from
dissolving, and when she sees Gray Kennebeck backstage, she doesn’t
realize he’s her temporary company doctor and not a new wrestler.
Embarrassed by her own reaction to the handsome doctor, Tommie
refuses to hire him and sends him on his way despite the fact that
her company can be shut down if found to be without a doctor on
staff.
Gray has been
suspended from his hospital job for playing Robin Hood and his best
friend and lawyer had found him this job to both convince the
hospital board that he was worth reinstating and to give him
something to do until a decision was made. He arrived for his
interview only to find that Tommie was a gorgeous but no nonsense
woman he was instantly attracted to and she had no idea who he was.
Gray’s
Anatomy is a
fast-paced story that pits a stubborn but wounded woman who has
given up almost everything in favor of running a company that is
really the dream of someone she loves, against a man of ideals who
is equally stubborn and determined to be able to live out his own
dream. What neither of them has counted on is what would happen when
love entered the equation.
With steamy
sex scenes and complex characters, Gray’s Anatomy is a
story that kept me glued to its pages until I finished reading it in
one pass.

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