The Doctor's Little Miracle

By Michele Dunaway

Chandy McDaniel was seventeen and pregnant when her world crashed around her. Fifteen years later, she's not--repeat, not --stupid enough to let Justin McCall back into her life. Especially after he and his family moved away from their Iowa hometown and he never sent so much as a postcard. There's one small problem. She still loves him. And that's not the only secret she's keeping. Leaving Chandy was the hardest thing Justin ever had to do. Seeing her again--a beautiful, grown-up doctor with a soft spot for kids--makes him realize how much he still cares. And she already seems to be head over heels for his son. Is it too late to make things right between them? And maybe, together, create the miracle they've both been waiting for...

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0373753276
• ISBN13: 9780373753277
• Release Date: September 2010
• Publisher: Harlequin American Romance
• Length: 224 Pages
• Weight: 0.28 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 4.2" x 6.6"

Customer Reviews

Michele does it again! (no surprise there)

The Doctor's Little Miracle by Michele Dunaway brings back some much loved characters from her previous book, Batchlor CEO. The McDaniel family appears again in this delightful story, featuring Chandy McDaniel - a doctor living with unhealed emotional wounds of the past. She is forced to reckon with these when she comes face to face with the her first - and really only - true love, Justin McCall. All grown up, the two discover that time in many ways stands still when it comes to maters of the heart. Michele is an awesome storycrafter and you will not want to miss this wonderful addition to her booklist.

Raven Raye's Review

Michele Dunaway's, The Doctor's Little Miracle, is a very well written affirmation of life. After going through a teenager's worst nightmare, the emotional scars remain. This book is a true testament to just how long wounds can fester and how long hurt and betrayal can foster our grown-up anger. Miracles happen every day though, Michele shows us how new romance in an old relationship can nip at the heels of closure. Sometimes you can't fix what's irrevocably broken, but you can start from scratch.