Men of Mercy Medical Books in Order
Men of Mercy Medical is a series of 11 books written by Teresa Southwick.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Men of Mercy Medical books in publication order
11 books
Expecting the Doctor's Baby
by Teresa Southwick
2008
Samantha Ryan is assigned to improve brilliant surgeon Mitch Tenney’s behavior before he loses his job. Their attraction leads to an unexpected pregnancy, leaving Sam facing motherhood with a man unwilling to embrace domestic commitment.
The Millionaire and the M.D.
by Teresa Southwick
2008
Widower Gabe Thorne doubts young doctor Rebecca Hamilton’s ability to guide his sister through pregnancy. Her compassion challenges his resistance to romance, while their separate losses complicate the possibility of building the family Rebecca longs for.
When a Hero Comes Along
by Teresa Southwick
2008
Marine helicopter pilot Joe Morgan returns to nurse Kate Carpenter after failing to contact her during her pregnancy. He wants a place in their son’s life, but wartime trauma and Kate’s hurt threaten their renewed relationship.
The Doctor's Secret Baby
by Teresa Southwick
2009
Social worker Emily Summers returns to commitment-wary surgeon Cal Westen with news that their old affair produced a daughter. Cal's resentment over Emily's departure complicates his introduction to fatherhood, while renewed attraction challenges both parents' carefully guarded hearts.
The Surgeon's Favorite Nurse
by Teresa Southwick
2010
Widowed nurse Hope Carmichael is determined to avoid another love that could end in loss. A night with her new boss, surgeon Jake Andrews, tests that resolve as she discovers the difficult upbringing beneath his ambitious exterior.
Cindy's Doctor Charming
by Teresa Southwick
2011
Widowed neonatal specialist Nathan Steele meets a woman at a fundraiser who disappears, leaving a broken shoe behind. Hospital housekeeper Cindy Elliott distrusts romantic doctors, but their attraction and an unexpected pregnancy force them to reconsider their defenses.
To Have the Doctor's Baby
by Teresa Southwick
2011
Ryleigh Evans asks her ex-husband, pediatric surgeon Nick Damian, to father the baby she wants without renewing their marriage. Nick sees a chance to reclaim their relationship, but Ryleigh doubts he can give her the emotional openness she needs.
Holding Out for Doctor Perfect
by Teresa Southwick
2012
Hospital controller Avery O'Neill tries to ignore her attraction to surgeon Spencer Stone until a business trip changes their relationship. Their involvement creates an unexpected complication, while Spencer must confront the guarded woman's doubts about his intentions.
The Doctor and the Single Mom
by Teresa Southwick
2012
Single mother Jill Beck rents an apartment to doctor Adam Stone, expecting him to leave Blackwater Lake when winter comes. His friendship with her and her young son tests her refusal to become involved with another unreliable physician.
The Doctor's Dating Bargain
by Teresa Southwick
2012
Doctor Ben McKnight needs a pretend girlfriend to discourage Blackwater Lake's marriage-minded women. Hotel manager Camille Halliday agrees in exchange for help with difficult staff, but the public displays required by their bargain become harder to treat as make-believe.
Her McKnight in Shining Armor
by Teresa Southwick
2013
Architect Ellie Hart injures her foot while working with contractor Alex McKnight on a medical center. Accepting his offer of accommodation leads to a temporary affair, but both carry emotional baggage that makes keeping the relationship casual difficult.
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