TITLE: secret
GENRE: Adult secret
"Tell me about your strengths and weaknesses, Ms. Murphy", the recruiter says. This was the first step in a long day of interviewing for a position as nurse practitioner to the junior cardiovascular surgeon at Children's Hospital in Chicago. My schedule for the day included meeting with the nurse manager of the pediatric intensive care unit, as well as the head of the department, Dr. Don Summers, and my would-be boss, the ‘gorgeous and I know it’ Dr. Noah Williams. Dr. Williams was the newest, and hottest, surgeon on the team and I was interviewing for the position as his NP. My job would include assisting him in the OR, rounding with the team as a whole, and managing the care of the kids after their surgery. From surgery to discharge, they would have my smiling face guiding them through. And the ‘assisting’ would absolutely end there.
Romance. The words gorgeous and hottest took me there.
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ReplyDeleteAgreed, gorgeous/hottest signify her attention to his looks, regardless of all the job talk.
Contemporary Romance.
ReplyDeleteRomance - the protagonist's "assistance" of the gorgeous Dr. Williams.
ReplyDeleteContemp Romance - the language as noted by those above and the immediate focus on Dr Noah
ReplyDeleteRomance. I started off thinking women's fiction, but the emphasis on the attractiveness of the other doctors makes me think it must be a romance.
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ReplyDeleteThe language.
Romance
ReplyDeleteThe hot guy.
Romance
ReplyDeleteThe hot doc
Romance/Contemporary Romance. The reference to the hot doctor.
ReplyDeleteRomance, based entirely on the hot doctor line.
ReplyDeleteRomance. Hot doctor, new job.
ReplyDeleteGreat guesses! Adult contemporary romance is the genre and after reading all the other entries I am redoing my beginning drastically...thank you to all the other entrants for sharing your work, it was inspiring! And thanks Authoress for everything you do here!
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