Harlequin Medical Romance – May ‘25 – Box Set 1 of 2

Harlequin Medical Romance brings you a collection of three new titles, available now! Enjoy these stories packed with pulse-racing romance and heart-racing medical drama.

This Harlequin Medical Romance box set includes:

MIDWIFE’S THREE-DATE RULE
By Alison Roberts
Midwife Pippa has sworn off romance. She tried the marriage-and-children path once, and it was devastating. So she’s stunned by the ferocity of her attraction to the head of department, Lachlan! And as they bond over their mutual avoidance of commitment, the flames between them only burn brighter. Giving birth to the “three-date rule”! Three dates, no expectations—then they return to being friends and coworkers. But you know what they say about best-laid plans… Because it’s soon clear that Pippa and Lachlan’s chemistry threatens to tempt them into breaking their relationship rules…

A SINGLE DAD TO HEAL HIM
By Traci Douglass
Dr. Devon’s life has been a hot mess lately. And love is absolutely not in the cards after his painful divorce. So his move to Minnesota should be a chance to refresh. Instead, Devon comes face-to-face with his past when single dad Val is introduced as his colleague. Once best friends, they haven’t talked in years… But Devon’s attempts to keep his distance abruptly end when Val’s little boy is rushed to the hospital. The two quickly find refuge in their undeniable bond. Still, Devon can’t let himself dream of being a permanent part of Val’s world…can he?

NINE MONTHS TO MARRY THE PRINCESS
By Kristine Lynn
Princess Emilia de Reyes can’t wait to train incognito at Minneapolis General Hospital and live an “ordinary” life. On her first night, she finds freedom in the arms of a gorgeous stranger—only to learn the next day that he’s actually Dr. Aiodhán O’Hara, the chief of general surgery…and her new boss! What’s more, Emilia’s about to discover that she’s pregnant with their child! Emilia has been burned by a failed marriage of convenience before and Aiodhán doesn’t do relationships, but could a royal wedding lead to happily-ever-after?