In Love with the Resident: An Off Limits Medical Romance
When senior resident Liam stumbles into the hospital on his first day, his tardiness earns him the ire of Dr. Siobhan. Her professional demeanor hides a deep-seated suspicion, and her father’s position as the hospital director casts a long shadow of doubt over her.
But as they clash amidst the sterile corridors, an undeniable attraction simmers beneath the surface. Liam can’t help being drawn to the brilliant doctor, even as he navigates the minefield of her past relationships. Siobhan, on the other hand, remains cautious, believing that people only want to get close because of her wealth and family connections.
As their lives become increasingly intertwined, secrets emerge, and their relationship evolves from adversaries to something far more dangerous and exciting. With her ex-boyfriend looming in the background and their feelings spiraling out of control, they must confront the undeniable chemistry that refuses to be ignored.
Will Siobhan and Liam overcome their pasts and the barriers they’ve built around their hearts to find love in the most unexpected of places? In this enemies to lovers medical romance, passion and doubt collide in a pulse-pounding journey of love and healing.
$9.99
Katherine Hayward Pérez –
TRIGGER WARNING: Patient-doctor violence, some bad language
I immediately liked the synopsis of In Love with the Resident. The novel started off explosively and I thought this was a great way to get to know Dr. Siobhan Fitzgerald.
I liked Liam, and the difference between him and Dr. Fitzgerald was a lot. I was curious as to if they’d ever get along. Dr. Fitzgerald was formidable and I found her quite intimidating. Candace was fun.
I really felt immersed in the characters’ lives, and in the daily workings of the hospital. I’ve spent time in and out of hospital because of my disabilities.
The fast pacing was appropriate for the plot and subject matter.
However, the grammar and spelling mistakes and rapid changes in tenses pulled me out of the story a little which was a shame.
Overall, I really enjoyed In Love with the Resident.
4.5 stars.
Thanks to Maria Barnett.
Barbara W –
This is the first book I have read by Maria, and she did a really good job with the characters Liam and Siobhan. The characters were written in a way that will have you reading more and more to see how everything works out which is really good, and the ending is perfect.
Melissa –
Super cute read!
I really enjoyed this book!
I would recommend!
I can not wait to see what this author does in the future!.
Mary M –
I enjoyed this book. The book kept my interest for the most part. It had a lot of suspense as well. I received an advanced review copy from booksprout, but my review is unbiased.