He swore off dating.
She was his best friend’s sister.
What could go wrong?
Dr. Quinton Wesley had a foolproof plan:
✔ Save lives
✔ Avoid romantic entanglement
✔ Die alone with his dignity intact
Dr. Quinton Wesley had a plan: stay single, avoid emotional damage, and absolutely do not fall for the gorgeous, infuriating nurse who thinks his life choices are one long cry for help. Vivian Darcy was supposed to be a coworker, not a complication. But somewhere between a very bad bet, one comedy-club disaster, and the slow realization that she laughs at all the wrong things, Quinton’s foolproof plan develops symptoms.
Between:
She was his best friend’s sister.
What could go wrong?
Dr. Quinton Wesley had a foolproof plan:
✔ Save lives
✔ Avoid romantic entanglement
✔ Die alone with his dignity intact
Dr. Quinton Wesley had a plan: stay single, avoid emotional damage, and absolutely do not fall for the gorgeous, infuriating nurse who thinks his life choices are one long cry for help. Vivian Darcy was supposed to be a coworker, not a complication. But somewhere between a very bad bet, one comedy-club disaster, and the slow realization that she laughs at all the wrong things, Quinton’s foolproof plan develops symptoms.
Between:
- A doctor who swears off dating (metaphorically, of course)
A nurse who makes terrible decisions
Getting arrested for assault (in the name of chivalry)
Four meddling doctors with the impulse control of toddlers
And the fact that she’s Julien Darcy’s little sister!
Now Quinton is one accidental heart flutter away from losing the bet and becoming the exact kind of lovesick idiot he’s been mocking.
Clinically Awkward is a laugh-out-loud romantic comedy packed with:- A commitment-phobe with a hero complex and terrible timing.
A sharp-tongued nurse who can flatten anyone with one look.
And one ridiculous bet.
Perfect for fans of slow-burn chaos, banter-filled romance, found family shenanigans, and love stories that start with ‘I’m definitely screwed.’
Diagnosis: Never make a bet you can’t win.
Prognosis: Utter mayhem
Side effects: snort-laughing, swooning, and wondering why anyone lets Fitz make decisions.
Genre: Romance
- A commitment-phobe with a hero complex and terrible timing.
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