Medical Romance February 2026 Books 1-6

Caroline Anderson's been a nurse, a secretary, a teacher, and has run her own business. Now she’s settled on writing. ‘I was looking for that elusive something and finally realised it was variety – now I have it in abundance. Every book brings new horizons, new friends, and in between books I juggle! My husband John and I have two beautiful daughters, Sarah and Hannah, umpteen pets, and several acres of Suffolk that nature tries to reclaim every time we turnLifelong romance addict J.C. Harroway lives in New Zealand. Writing feeds her very real obsession with happy endings and the endorphin rush they create.You can follow her at www.jcharroway.com www.facebook.com/jcharroway, www.instagram.com/jcharroway and https://twitter.com/jcharrowayZoey Gomez lives and writes in sunny Somerset. She saw Romancing the Stone at an impressionable age and has dreamed of being a romance writer ever since. She grew up near London where she studied art and creative writing, and now she sells vintage books and writes novels. A good day is one where she speaks to no one but cats. You can follow @ZoeyGomezBooks on X and Instagram.I am a writer and teacher, living in West Yorkshire with my husband, our two sons, and our animals.In July 2015, I won the Prima magazine and Mills & Boon Flirty Fiction Competition.I am the winner of the Writers Bureau Writer of the Year Award in 2016. I have had work published in the UK and overseas in various magazines and newspaper publications.As a child, reading the Ladybird book ‘The Nurse’ sowed the seeds for Colette Cooper’s future career. Using her experiences as a nurse to write medical romances with vibrant, interesting heroes and heroines to fall in love with is a dream come true. Colette lives in a beach house in Australia in her day dreams, but in reality, she lives in the heart of England, just about as far from the sea as it is possible to be in the UK but very close to the home of Mr Fitzwilliam Darcy! As well as writing, she practices yoga, which she isn’t bad at and French, which needs much more practice!Kate MacGuire has loved writing since for ever, which led to a career in journalism and public relations. Her short fiction won the Swarthout Award and placed third in the 2020 Women’s National Book Association writing contest. Medical romance has always been her guilty pleasure, so she is thrilled to publish her first novel with Mills & Boon’s Medical Romance line. When she’s not pounding away on the keyboard, Kate co-runs Camp Runamuk with her husband, keeping its two unruly campers in line in the beautiful woodlands of North Carolina. Visit katemacguire.com for updates and stories.