Together Again

When Doctor Sean Taylor had served a fellowship under Katherine Burrows in Geneva, Switzerland he’d developed a hot and intimate relationship with Kelly Danvers, Doctor Kat’s nurse practitioner cum personal assistant. The relationship had gone south when Kelly had chosen to remain working for Kathi though he had to move back to Seattle when his fellowship had ended. Sean knows Kathi is now working in Seattle and is married to his old friend and colleague, Robert Harrison, but he is still smarting from his break-up and doesn’t get in touch. Lunching with Robert Sean discovers that his friend is totally unaware of who and what his wife is. Or that she is pregnant and is working a tremendously demanding schedule. Upon finding out that Kelly is not currently in Seattle running interference for their now-pregnant and physically exhausted friend Sean calls Kelly in Geneva to read her the riot act. The relationship that had been severed by misunderstanding is renewed and rebuilt through the phone calls Sean makes to keep Kelly updated on their friend’s status. They finally and arbitrarily decide it is time for Kelly to move to Seattle to once again take over management of Kathi’s demanding professional life. And they want to see if their renewed relationship can stand up to the pressures of actually being together. Surprising Kathi by arriving in Seattle just a few weeks after the birth of the baby, Kelly jumps back into the fray with both feet. She also jumps back into her relationship with Sean with an open heart, and with lots of surprises...and frequent hot and heavy intimacy...along the way.

When Doctor Sean Taylor had served a fellowship under Katherine Burrows in Geneva, Switzerland he’d developed a hot and intimate relationship with Kelly Danvers, Doctor Kat’s nurse practitioner cum personal assistant. The relationship had gone south when Kelly had chosen to remain working for Kathi though he had to move back to Seattle when his fellowship had ended. Sean knows Kathi is now working in Seattle and is married to his old friend and colleague, Robert Harrison, but he is still smarting from his break-up and doesn’t get in touch. Lunching with Robert Sean discovers that his friend is totally unaware of who and what his wife is. Or that she is pregnant and is working a tremendously demanding schedule. Upon finding out that Kelly is not currently in Seattle running interference for their now-pregnant and physically exhausted friend Sean calls Kelly in Geneva to read her the riot act. The relationship that had been severed by misunderstanding is renewed and rebuilt through the phone calls Sean makes to keep Kelly updated on their friend’s status. They finally and arbitrarily decide it is time for Kelly to move to Seattle to once again take over management of Kathi’s demanding professional life. And they want to see if their renewed relationship can stand up to the pressures of actually being together. Surprising Kathi by arriving in Seattle just a few weeks after the birth of the baby, Kelly jumps back into the fray with both feet. She also jumps back into her relationship with Sean with an open heart, and with lots of surprises...and frequent hot and heavy intimacy...along the way.

Paula Barnestead lives with her family and two dogs in the Pacific Northwest. A romantic at heart, Paula decided to try her hand at writing the romances she so loves to read. "I thought I could develop a plot, identify characters, and write away. I soon found that the characters have their own personalities, and their own stories they want to tell. They also have friends they want to introduce, who also have their own stories to tell." Will I Do? (Katherine Burrows and Robert Harrison) is the first of the Harrison Clan Romances. Next came Together Again (Sean Taylor and Kelly Danvers) and Pediatrics and Portraits (Greg Seth and Vicki Clarke). Paula says about her next book, "I'm not sure which couple will win the argument about who comes next...Marga and Cam, or Hank and Shari. Although Jack and May Gabriel think telling their story would give Budin more prestige around the world."