Canadian Doctor

An Enemies-to-Lovers Midlife Romance

By: Rose Bak

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

A type-A American, a laid-back Canadian, and two doctors fighting for the same position. What could go wrong?

The small rural town of Elizabeth might not be the most advanced place in British Columbia, but it’s definitely one of the most interesting. Founded by hippies, most residents proudly live off the grid. But as the population ages and young people move away, the town is left without a doctor.

When Doctor Elizabeth Shirley hears about a program that will help pay off her medical school loans if she works in a rural clinic, she heads to Canada as part of a doctor exchange program. She has the same name as the town, which her mother tells her is a lucky sign. Sure, Canada is a long way from San Francisco, but surely living there isn’t that different, right?

Doctor Garret McKeon’s grandmother has been begging him to move to Elizabeth for years. When she offers him the chance to manage the town clinic right after his divorce is finalized, he decides to finally make a change. Unfortunately, due to a miscommunication, there’s another doctor there who thinks she’s the one in charge of the clinic. Worse yet – she’s an American.

With neither one of them willing to leave, they have no choice but to work together -- or kill each other, whichever comes first. When the residents decide to play matchmaker with the two new doctors, things get a little more complicated. Suddenly those late nights at the office aren’t just for lab work…

“Canadian Doctor” is a midlife, opposites attract, fish-out-of-water romance. This steamy story includes a quirky off-grid small town, two rival doctors fighting their attraction, and a sweet happily ever after.

About this series: This book is a steamy standalone in the Midlife Crisis Contemporary Romance series. This contemporary instalove romance series features sassy independent women, cinnamon roll men, couples finding love in midlife, and matchmaking family members who won’t stop until there’s a happily ever after.