Books like Against doctor's orders by Radclyffe

A debut medical thriller by Michael Crichton, written under the pseudonym Jeffery Hudson, that marries diagnostic intrigue with surgical drama and won the Edgar Award in 1969.

A 1964 novel of a divorced woman's escape to a Nevada ranch, where she meets and falls for a repressed older woman, exploring identity, freedom, and lesbian relationships.

In Arthur Hailey’s medical thriller 'The Final Diagnosis,' chief pathologist Joe Pearson navigates the complexities of a bustling hospital, confronting the emotional and ethical challenges of diagnosing every patient—and ultimately, himself.

The Girls in 3‑B follows three working‑class young women in 1950s Iowa and Chicago as they navigate the challenges of gender expectations, workplace politics, and clandestine lesbian relationships.

In 18th‑century Ireland, two aristocratic women, Eleanor Butler and Sarah Ponsonby, defy convention by eloping to Wales, becoming known as the Ladies of Llangollen and attracting the admiration of literary greats.

A dark, erotic novel set in France, exploring themes of identity, sexuality, and storytelling.

A moving memoir about a lesbian scholar fighting to bridge the gap with her mother while wrestling with identity, love, and a looming illness.

Een jonge student in Dublin woont in een kamer met twee vrouwen; een onverwachte ontdekking wijst op een verborgen relatie en zet haar vriendschap op proef.

CASSIE MILLER'S SYMPTOMS #1 Has no immunity to gossip, particularly regarding a certain single doctor. #2 Gets easily flustered and distracted when in presence of said doctor. #3 Heart starts racing at doctor's slightest touch. DR. BEAU'S ORDERS #1 Don't rely on appearances alone. Take the time to get to know someone—you might discover that the womanizing rich doctor is actually a down-home, one-woman kind of guy! #2 From the mouths of babes…come words to live and love by. (That new daddy your daughter wants just might be right in front of you…and the answer to all your dreams.) #3 If you're experiencing the classic symptoms of love, then marriage may be just what the doctor prescribed…

Flannery Rivers is content to let her sister Harper carry on the family dynasty—at the Rivers hospital where they both work and on the home front. Now that Harper is settled and soon to be happily married, Flannery can ease back into her life of casual flirtations and find all the excitement she needs in the ER. She's even got her next playmate all lined up, or so she thinks. Abigail Remy is a city girl who accepts a position at the imperiled country hospital in the hope of finding a stable, safe community for her teenaged trans son. Unfortunately, when she arrives to work, she discovers the current ER chief is less than happy to be replaced by a fresh-out-of-residency newcomer. Add unexpected attraction to the incendiary mix of city and country, fire and ice, tradition and change—and the prescription is combustible. —Back cover