A Touch of Magic

Plastic surgeon Jessie Inglewood is staunchly anti-natural medicine. Sure, the owner of the local health food store is sexy, but there's no way she's going to the "dark side" and flirting with a natural health hippy! No, she's seen a lot of ridiculous things in her clinic over the years, and as far as she's concerned, holistic nutritionists, naturopaths, chiropractors, homeopaths, and crystal waving energy healers are all the same: unethical quacks and charlatans peddling false hope to the vulnerable. Jessie's very comfortable with her judgement… until a woman in white appears at her clinic one night and gives her an extraordinary gift – the ability to heal people. Jessie has a choice to make: keep giving hands-on miracles to people or give up her gift so she can have her old life back – the one where her colleagues don't view her as one of the quacks she used to criticise.Plastic surgeon Jessie Inglewood is staunchly anti-natural medicine. Sure, the owner of the local health food store is sexy, but there's no way she's going to the "dark side" and flirting with a natural health hippy! No, she's seen a lot of ridiculous things in her clinic over the years, and as far as she's concerned, holistic nutritionists, naturopaths, chiropractors, homeopaths, and crystal waving energy healers are all the same: unethical quacks and charlatans peddling false hope to the vulnerable. Jessie's very comfortable with her judgement… until a woman in white appears at her clinic one night and gives her an extraordinary gift – the ability to heal people. Jessie has a choice to make: keep giving hands-on miracles to people or give up her gift so she can have her old life back – the one where her colleagues don't view her as one of the quacks she used to criticise.

This is a standalone novella.