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Contemporary Fiction · 2003 · G

The Blind-Date Bride

by Scarlet Wilson

She said yes to a blind date. She did not expect to say yes to quite so much else.

ForAll agesGenreContemporary FictionLength192 pagesRead time~4.5 hours

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Violence

None

No violence

Language

None

No strong language

Sexual Content

Barely any

Mild romantic content; tasteful

Substance Use

None

No substance use

Emotional Intensity

None

No psychological concerns; warm and optimistic

What this book is about

Scarlet Wilson's Harlequin Medical Romance follows a heroine whose tentative blind date leads to unexpected personal and professional connections. Wilson — a practicing nurse turned medical romance author — brings authenticity to the healthcare settings and warm characterization to the romance, creating the cozy, optimistic reading experience the Harlequin Medical line delivers reliably.

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