Alice never is a pediatric surgeon who had just one night with her colleague Marco Ricci and never expected anything out of it. Imagine her surprised when she ended up pregnant after for so long believed to be infertile but she has a condition that can threaten the existence of the growing baby. Having the break the news to Marco they have to figure things out.

I've read many books like this and this book managed to have its unique twists around here and there to make this book an enjoyable read. I liked the characters and getting to know them and their family. Theres not much I can say about this book without spoiling it so I'm just going to leave the review here. Just know that its a pretty good book and I really enjoyed it.

What I enjoy about Harlequin Romance stories is that I can choose a specific genre and I will know what I'm going to get. The sub genres within the Harlequin Romance series are specific, as in the case of Caroline Anderson's Harlequin Medical Romance, One Night, One Unexpected Miracle.

With the return of fall TV, so is the return of many of my favorite shows to watch (medical shows!). And when I saw this title pop up on my radar, I had to read it.

Alice and Marco's relationship goes from 0-100 instantly. Despite her higher position in the hospital, or that they are coworkers, spontaneity and fireworks happen. While some may think it is uncalled for and not a thing, the relationship between these two were what you want from a quick romance: hot and heavy in a short period of time. But on the opposite side of the spectrum, I missed the courtship, the slow friends to lovers time period, and other things that one would get in a longer book.

So when you read these titles? Know what you're getting into. It will make for a much nicer reading experience.

I enjoyed One Night, One Unexpected Miracle, and would be interested to read more in this series.

*Thank you to the publisher for an advanced copy in exchange for an honest review.*

Catherine Anderson has crafted an exciting book. Alice and Marco have a chemistry that sparks off the pages. I thoroughly enjoyed the experience of reading this book. It faintly feels like a popular medical drama from television with an emphasis on just one couple. I would have liked to see more interaction between the secondary characters but each book in the series is written by a different author.
I need to find the other titles in the Hope Children's Hospital series.