The way she switches between characters at each chapter is seamless. Grey writes in a way that even after a few chapters, you can feel yourself in the main characters shoes. She's sarcastic and comes across as confident on the outside, but on the inside her thoughts are hilarious and insecure.

So… What Did I Think of the Hotshot Doc?īailey is instantly likeable. (Well, no more of those.) What’s the phrase? An apple a day keeps the doctor away? Maybe I should go for a whole damn bushel. There will be no smouldering bedroom eyes across the operating table, no angry almost-kisses in the storage closet. Oh, and as if that’s not difficult enough, my silly crush on him-the one I’ve tried to stomp on until it disappears-might just be reciprocated.It’s fine. Russell’s surgical assistant.That means I have to stand near him in the OR for hours on end and anticipate his every need without letting his biting words and bad attitude intimidate me. His retirement leaves me with two terrible options: switch specialties and spend months retraining, or take an open position as Dr. It’s just as easy to admire his sexy, grip-it-while-he’s-ravishing-you hair and chiseled jaw from a healthy distance, preferably from the other end of the hallway…half-hidden behind a plant.Unfortunately, my plan crumbles when my trusty ol’ boss decides to swap his white coat for a Hawaiian shirt. The scrub techs say he’s cold-blooded, the nurses say he’s too cocky for his own good, and the residents say he’s the best surgeon in the world- really, just a swell guy!-on the off-chance he’s within earshot.I try to avoid him and his temper at all costs.

Russell has a bad reputation around our hospital.

Hotshot Doc by R.S. Grey