Doctor's Orders

Ann B. Harrison

Apr 2018 · The Moore Sisters of Montana Book 3 · Tule Publishing

About this ebook

 April Moore has always been an impulsive dreamer. So when she shows up in Cherry Lake, announcing that she's there to stay and start her own business–a design studio florist shop–her sisters are pleased, but more than a little skeptical. A lot more than pride is riding on her new business adventure, and April doesn’t have time to get distracted, especially not by the handsome doctor who shares office space with her. Unfortunately, April’s never been one to keep her head down and opinions to herself, and she’s barely opened for business before she thinks her first design project should involve the quiet man next door doing his best to ignore her bubbly attempts at friendship.

For someone so young, Dr David Morrison is firmly set in his ways.  He’s returned to Cherry Lake temporarily to take over his father's family practice until he can sell it and return to Seattle to rebuild his life and career. He's always played it safe and isn’t looking for change, fireworks, or romance. Unfortunately, the vivacious April embodies all three. Each meeting is like touching a live wire, and David finds himself entranced.

Opposites attract, but can they find a happy ever after?   

Ratings and reviews

I found Doctor’s Orders by Ann B. Harrison, book three in The Moore Sisters of Montana series a wonderful and sweet story. April decides to open a shop in Cherry Lake, where her sisters live. April is a bit different, dressing more like a hippie, but with a wonderful sense of decoration and design. Next door to her shop and sharing a common area is David’s doctor’s office. David is a bit staid, set in his ways and not sure he cares for all the colors or changes going on. As the two spend time together, David starts falling for April and changing his future plans of returning to Seattle. I loved seeing the growth in April as she has finally figured out what she wants to do. David surprised me. I thought he had his five year plan all set and would not veer from it. He also impressed me with his reaction to the visit and demands of his ex-girlfriend. I guess opposites do attract.s I really loved reading this book and didn’t want to put this book down, reading it in one day. Ms. Harrison wrote a wonderful story which drew me in, making me forget the world around me and did not let me go until I turned the last page. I highly recommend this book to other readers. I voluntarily reviewed a complimentary copy of this book.

This is a very good, sweet opposites attract story and April and David couldn't be more opposite. She's carefree, colorful, and lives life on her terms. Definitely a fly by the seat of her pants girl. He's a rule follower, very serious, a planner, and seems very happy in his white and beige world. When April opens a shop next door to his medical clinic it quickly becomes clear that his very orderly existence is about to be turned upside down! This book is very well done and truly a story I think everyone will enjoy. If you like your romance sweet and uncomplicated this is the book for you. I recommend it.

Opposites attract between April Moore and Dr David Morrison. April has just moved back to Cherry Lake and is opening up her own, studio florist shop and shares office space with the town doctor, David. April is carefree and enjoys life to the fullest, where David is very serious, a planner and not planning on making this a permanent place. But sparks will begin to fly, can either resist each other. I thoroughly enjoyed this sweet romance, great dialogue between April and David. This is the third book in the series but can be read as a stand alone. I highly recommend this book.