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Keith Malcolms keith10249f98 — This is the first book in her Branfords series and my first time reading her work. I met this author at Rom Con in 2010 and was pretty psyched when I came across her book in my searches on Amazon. Overall, I really liked Nicholas’s writing. She has a great voice, the characters were interesting, and the underlying story (not the romance part) was probably something that really does happen. ER Surgeon Ben Torres is the best. He knows–and everyone else–knows this. So when he decides he’s had enough with medicine, he takes it out on a particularly surly and drunk (and regular) patient giving his staff a hard time. The consequences are suspension, so he does the second thing he’s been hankerin’ for–he finally gives in to kissing one of his ER nurses and crushes, Jessica Bradford. Little does he know that Jess has been hankerin’ for this kiss just about as much as he has. The hospital staff is worried he’s going off the deep end, so they enlist Jess to keep an eye on him and to use whatever means necessary to do so. Then the fun begins… The story was fun, but I think it was a little too dramatic for me at times. Ben was really happy, then immediately sad, then back and forth. This caused Jess to be very reactionary. If this were real life, I would not recommend these two stay together, so that’s why I had a difficult time with the romance part. Otherwise, this book was good and one I’d suggest checking out if you are looking for a new contemporary romance author. This is the first book in a series, so if you like the Bradfords (there are three of them that we meet right away), this might be a fun series to get into.

Manal Design dianmanal907f — I read this book so very long ago and didn't remember a dang thing so I re-read it and I appreciate it much more. I'd have to say that although things are no long the same as they were after the civil war; there is still discrimination towards other people and so this book is still very relevant today.