GRR Reviews The Baby Doctor (Doctor 911) by Bobby Hutchinson

The Baby Doctor is a "medical" romance between two doctors that's a bit of enemies to lovers plus some bit family drama.

Morgan is an OB/GYN that tries to take care of all others except herself. Her house is big but mostly empty, so she filled it with pets... but pets nobody else wanted. When a teenage mom Terri (15) needed a place to stay, she became a foster parent too. She liked almost everybody... except fellow baby doctor Luke. // Luke is a widower raising a teenage daughter alone. And the daughter is pregnant. He cut off all contact between his daughter Sophie with the baby's father, even though the kid wanted to do the right thing. Working with Morgan is almost torture, for they look at each other, only seeing the facade each put up and envy that, not seeing the pain hiding beneath. And the facade crumbled when Morgan's ex-actress mom India (whom she can't stand) moved in permanently. But India's hiding a huge secret, and when the two girls talked to the wrong people, two families will be turned upside down, and perhaps... unite in triumph against adversity.

This is a great novel because all of the different threads, like teen pregnancy, mom India, Luke's problems with the baby papa, sort of all got tied together in the big ending. And the part about using the facade to hide the pain was very well done indeed, not that I will spoil you the ending.

Category: Contemporary / Medical

Primary Plot: Baby doctors in the hospital seem to hate each other, but both are hiding pain and shame they can't show others...

Overall Rating: 5/5

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