Books like Dr. Scott, Surgeon on Call by Elizabeth Seifert

A charming romance novel featuring a young nurse who discovers her love for a surgeon after their unexpected encounter.

A rebellious surgeon returns to his hometown and must win over both patients and his nurse‑friend, sparking romance on a picturesque island.

Life seemed very good to Staff Nurse Charis Littleton: a happy family background, a job she loved in a lovely university town, and her fiancé Neil Chambers. But wasn’t it all a little to pleasant and uneventful? It was strange how everything had altered since she met surgeon Guy Morland. Suddenly she realized that her feelings for Neil just didn’t run deep enough for marriage and decided to break off the engagement. But it was no use falling in love with Guy Morland" he already belonged to someone else.

A compelling medical fiction set in hospitals, chronicling the lives of physicians and surgeons who navigate professional and personal challenges while striving for excellence amid the complexities of modern medicine.

The Addict opens a window on the very private world of prescription drug addiction, revealing the harrowing and riveting story of a young woman whose life has been taken over by an impulse that she can't control and a need that she can't extinguish.Lucy's first appointment with Dr. Michael Stein was on a sunny day in April, and the minute she sat down she said, "I'm here for your program," beginning a series of intimate encounters during the course of a year that took her back to the origins of her addiction and unraveled a life driven by compulsion and the constant pursuit of the next pill. The Addict follows Lucy from the start of her treatment, through relapse, to her eventual long-term recovery, including her breakup with a destructive boyfriend whose own addiction to drugs surpassed hers. This is an unforgettable tale of a young woman living on the edge but determined to take control of her life.Here also is the deeply personal account of a doctor on the front lines of an epidemic. In this masterful work, Michael Stein brings in other patients whose experiences are like Lucy's but in many ways are completely different. Dr. Stein explains what doctors are thinking and feeling about addiction, and how they make difficult decisions with difficult patients. He also aims to change the way we think about addiction, arguing that it should be treated as we treat diabetes or high blood pressure — as a disease within the medical system.This affecting and thought-provoking book will resonate with anyone struggling with chemical dependence. In The Addict, Dr. Stein creates a portrait of the intimate bond between one patient and one doctor, a relationship that is profoundly moving and incredibly compelling.