Review: Simple and Sweet!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 16, 2013
3.5 StarsNursing the Doctor is the first book of the Doctor series by Bobby Hutchinson.  I'm not sure exactly what to say about this book, to be quite honest.  I enjoyed the story and the characters overall, it just seemed rushed in some places and improbable at times.  I would recommend it if you are looking for a quick read and you're not critical of details and probability this book will suit you just fine.Lilly Sullivan is an ER nurse that is great at her job.  She thrives in the emergency environment and can be counted on.  This carries over into her personal life, as well.  She helps to care for her niece when her brother is at work and the ex is too busy to be a mom.  She shares care of her grandmother who is suffering from Alzheimer's.  Lucky for her she doesn't have a dating life to get in the way.  She was just born to take care of people.Dr. Greg Brulotte is a great ER doctor, but not such a quality person.  He's not a terrible person, he's just very self absorbed.  He has a different woman in his bed every night and doesn't plan on changing that anytime soon.  He works hard and plays harder.In a cruel twist of fate, the doctor is now the patient and not a very good one, at that.  He's grumpy and mean with the nurses, friends and family.  Lo and behold the only one that can calm the doctor and cure his downward spiral into depression is Lilly Sullivan the very nurse who has turned him down every time he has asked her out.  The story unfolds as the pair get to know each other better and discover a spark that can't be denied.This really isn't a bad story at all.  It just seems unbelievable in that the playboy doctor turns into a romantic that would move heaven and earth to have a chance at forever after seemingly overnight.  It would be hard for me to believe that his feelings weren't solely based on the fact that no one else wants to be around him because of his surly temper.  Lilly temporarily has the same fear, but gets over it quickly."I was totally honest.  I told them I loved making love, because I do.  I said I cared for them, because I did.  I said I liked them, because it was true.  But I never told any of them that I loved them."I would like to thank BookRooster through Amazon for the loan of this book in exchange for my honest review.You can find this review and others at [...] and [...]