Doctor’s Baby

It ain’t over til it’s over…

As teenagers Nate and Eve had a connection that very few find at a young age. As start crossed lovers they kept their relationship under wraps because Eve was the daughter of the housekeeper and Nate’s mother has visions of granduer for herself and her sons to be around high class type of company. As teenagers all Nate and Eve wanted was to be together.

Tragically an accident takes place and Nate is shipped off to school and he was never able to communicate with Eve what was going on… but how could he when he was caught up in a whirlwind that had altered his life. This this transition there was a misunderstanding on both parts but for different reasons and it brought about trust issues and hard feelings of abandonment.

Now home and successful Nate has agreed to cover for his father at a ballet academy under his father injured his back and to his surprise one of his patients is Eve! Not only did Eve lose the love of her life after Nate left but she bore the brunt of animosity of what happened. Eve used her hurt to fuel her into becoming the best ballerina in the academy and one of the last opportunities to become a prima ballerina for her age. The only thing is with her injury will be she able to make the cut???

One thing that has never changed is the love they had for each other. It was there buried under the hurt and disillusionment of what happened in the past but their chemistry could not be denied. Will Eve allow Nate to explain what happened the night he left??? Will Nate let Eve in to help heal past wounds and lay the past to rest??? Will Nate finally stand up and take his life back from those who wish to continue to punish him and Eve for what essentially was not their fault??? This is a good book that take one on a journey of redemption, forgiveness and the healing power of love that enables us to come out on the other side of trials and devastating losses.

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You see I have a problem with stories of how much they used to love each other how one of them breaks the others heart but when they see each other all that goes out of the window and they end up in bed together immediately, what?! No discussing what the hell happened, then you are confused an heart you did this to yourself by not having any self control.

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Loved the book it was great, the story was well written and the characters are interesting. Once I started I could not put the book down from start to finish you just could not get enough left you wanting more twists and turns hot and steamy with emotions that makes you want more. Nate was shipped off when his mum found he had a relationship with Eve the helps daughter. Nate is finally back home to help his dad and as soon as he sees her they were close again it was intense hot and steamy with emotions that makes you want more.
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Okay story but could not connect

As I was reading Doctor’s Baby I was going between liking it and disliking it. So for me I came down in the middle. There were some parts that I thought were sweet, lovely, nice second chance, making amends, etc. But then there were parts where I was scratching my head, rolling my eyes and letting out a groan as I thought…………..really these are two adults with careers and one of them is even a doctor, hence the title.

So for me this was an okay story but I know there will be other readers who adore it. So if you have already read books by this author then pick up Doctor’s Baby and decide for yourself.

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Doctor’s Baby is an amazingly written journey of Eve as she strive to reach her dream if being a dance.

Eve’s character is something to be admired. She is determined through her hard work to reach her dream. She also has a great role model in her mother.

Nate is lost and is looking for something to dull the pain of feeling rejected by his mom. Dreading coming home he finds the only one that make his world feel right.

There was a scene where Nate’s mother attacks Eve, and Nate tells Eve to go. Eve is upset that Nate did not stand up….. I understand she was just attacked but to me I would think you would want to run far away. In the end Nate is the man you want in your corner.

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This story had all the love, romance, drama and scandal one could expect. However, it felt like it was lacking in certain areas from what I’ve come to expect with Aubrey’s delicious stories. Not something I would want to read again like her others but it was a good story none the less.

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More Than A Love Story, This Book Is About Tragedy, Family, And Moving On. Finding Happiness And Accepting It. And The Consequences Of Choices.

Doctor Nate Winthrop, twenty-eight, is a man that knows what he wants and has never been denied. If he needs a release, there a several women happy to pleasure him and leave, or he might stop by the latest club and find a new woman at the bar for a no-strings night of sin. With his good looks he is never without a beautiful woman when he chooses to indulge. Sometimes he opts to spend his free time on his hobbies: rebuilding motorcycles and cooking. But as an orthopedic surgeon at New York General Hospital, his free time is severely limited. He rarely has an entire weekend off or a day to himself. Yet he loves his job and his life in New York. A one hour plane ride away from his small hometown of Haven, he isn’t reminded of his family or the past. He isn’t subjected to his nosy mother’s nagging. It is liberating. It has been almost ten years since he has been back, but when his father, Doctor Philip Winthrop, slips in the shower and suffers a back injury, Nate agrees to return to Haven for six weeks to cover for him.

Evangeline Lee, twenty-six, is no longer the quiet, shy sixteen year old girl who gave her virginity to high school sweetheart Nate Winthrop. Committed to ballet, she is pure elegance and confidence. She had sworn off men when Nate left ten years ago. Men came and went – she need only look to her own father to verify that truth. Her Chinese mother, A-Ma, raised her alone, working two jobs, sacrificing her own dreams to ensure Eve wanted for nothing. Even today A-Ma works tirelessly to support Eve’s expensive dreams. Back in Haven while recovering from shin splints and caring for her mother, Eve works hard teaching ballet part-time at the Haven Ballet Academy while taking dance classes to stay on top of her game. Her entire life revolves around ballet, and she hopes to get placed in a company after spring auditions. If she can continue to work through the pain of her injury, she should do well.

When Nate and Eve cross paths in Haven, both are surprised discover the intensity of their attraction to one another. Nate, never lacking in his choice of women, experiences insecurity and nerves for the first time. Eve, obsessed with ballet, finds she might have a second obsession. Nate and Eve know whatever they have will end when Nate returns to New York, but they begin to ask themselves how they will walk away. They find comfort and peace with one another, and happiness they hadn’t realized was missing in their lives. Before they have the opportunity to have a serious talk, the past explodes and destroys everything.

Nate and Eve’s story is much more than a love story. Their love story begins hot and heavy as passion overtakes them. The latter part of the story drags if it isnt understood that their HEA is complicated. Not only do Nate and Eve need to find their way to one another. The past must be faced and healing must take place. Theirs is a story of family and the forgiveness that can only be given from the deep love that comes with family ties. The tears that fall when it all comes together in a beautiful HEA leave you feeling warm and fuzzy.

There are a few issues that may bother some readers. It appears Nate’s money comes from his job. Nate left nearly ten years ago, right before high school graduation. Four years of undergrad and four years of medical school puts him in his second year of residency. Even if his parents paid for medical school, he hasn’t even collected two years of paychecks, and residents earn roughly $50,000 per year which doesn’t go far in NYC. If he did his undergrad in three years, it still wouldn’t acount for Nate’s wealth. The only explanation would appear to be a trust fund from his father, but that is not hinted at. Additionally, it is hard to believe Nate didn’t connect with Eve by going to her home. Although later it is clarified that he didn’t have her address, it is hard to believe since Haven is a small town and because he had access to her address in her student file (which he later uses).

Nate and Eve’s story of love, tragedy, and family sits with you long after the last page is read. The POV alternates between Nate and Eve. The story is well-written with only a a handful of errors. The plot is somewhat complex. With patience it all comes together in the end. The characters are well-defined. Nate’s character becomes sympathetic as his story unfolds, while Eve’s strength and determination are tested. I was inclined to rate this book four stars, but by the time I got through the end and realized the story was bigger than just Nate and Eve, I raised it to 4.5 stars.

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This book has an excellent story line and it got me hooked right away. Eve and Nate reconnected after several years apart when Eve becomes his patient after a dancing injuyr. Its the classical doctor/patient romance and one for the ages. The connection between Eve and Nate is amazing considering the amount of time that has passed and yet there families try to keep them apart especially Nate’s mother but I won’t get into those details. I have read a few books by Aubrey Wright and every one that I have read as been amazing.

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Love Lost and Found

Some people seem to be the pawns of Fate.

Ten years ago, the young high school lovers Nathanial Winthrop and Evangeline Lee, often and secretively, had gone to Eve’s house to explore each other sexually while her single mom worked her second job and sometimes third jobs, sometimes cleaning houses late into the evening. But, one secretive meeting was to be the last time that the young lovers were together—the tryst was interrupted by the news that Nate’s older brother Jacob, who had been sent on a mission by their mom to find Nate and bring him home, had been killed by a drunk driver. The grieving and hysterical mom and broken-hearted physician dad, immediately following the funeral, sent Nate from his home in Haven to NY City to live with his aunt and to finish high school as his parents tried to regain their equilibrium after the accident.

Nate stayed in NYC for college, then med school, and finally began his career as an orthopedic surgeon there. And now, 10 years later he has come home to Haven to support his dad who has suffered a back injury and needs some time off from his job as orthopedic on call at the local ballet academy.

Ironically Eve, who never understood the desertion of her young lover, also ended up in NYC for a time, following her dream to become a dancer, not knowing that Nate was in the same city. For 10 years, 28-year-old ballerina Eve has studied, trained and risen from the corps de ballet to the more select coryphée from which small solo parts are chosen, with dreams of becoming a soloist, and is on the verge of “making it.” But now, she has returned to Haven to regroup following an injury. She seeks to heal and teach at the local ballet academy and lighten the financial burden on her hardworking mom.

Once more thrown together by Fate when Eve seeks relief for recurring shin splints resulting from her rigorous training and dancing; she is stunned that the doctor on call is none other than her former lover, Nate. And while both have changed in 10 years, what has not changed is the emotional and sexual pull between the former lovers.

Aubrey Wright entertains and delights in her reader with her tale of lovers to enemies to lovers. The tension of the emotional connection between the former lovers is strong, as are the forces working against their reunion. Wright creates a compelling story of love, sacrifice and misplaced anger and ongoing grief as love seeks to heal and restore connections that should have never been broken. A HEA ending results when Fate yields to power of love and forgiveness. This is a story to read and a writer to follow!

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