If these two doctors can agree on anything—especially on adopting triplets—it’s sure to be a Christmas miracle! As director of Safe Harbor Medical Center, Dr. Mark Rayburn faces a troublemaker in chief: fiery pediatrician Samantha Forrest. Not only does she quarrel with corporate policies, she takes her case to the press. But her flare for publicity blows up in her face when Samantha runs into trouble with her newly adopted triplets. She needs Mark’s help, and although he considers himself unsuited to fatherhood, he can’t resist her or those adorable babies. Just when this prickly couple starts finding the holiday spirit together, Samantha leaks a controversial secret about the hospital’s future plans. Mark yearns to stand by her and the babies, but how can he put both his career and his love for the hospital at risk? This is the third entry in Jacqueline Diamond’s Safe Harbor Medical romance series. Each book stands alone, with heartwarming storylines set amid the drama of a hospital. Winner of a Career Achievement Award from Romantic Times, Diamond is the USA Today bestselling author of Daddy, M.D. and The Surgeon’s Surprise Twins.

AN UNEXPECTED GIFT As the single mom of triplets, Megan Rivers has no time to spare, especially for her playboy neighbor, Will Trent—she’s been burned by his kind before. But when the flirty firefighter pleads for her help with an adorable baby boy suddenly left in his care, Megan can’t say no…for the baby’s sake, of course. After his fiancée ditched him, Will had been enjoying the single life. Now he’s taking the kids to see Santa and picking out Christmas trees with Megan, and he realizes he likes being a family man. Will’s ready to give love another chance, but can he convince Megan to do the same?

The Holiday Triplets -- Jacqueline Diamond Dr Mark Rayburn always admired Dr Samantha Forrest's dedication, even if it caused heated disagreements. So it shocked them both that they made a lifetime commitment to three babies without a moment's thought! Even though Mark swore off fatherhood, he quickly falls for the adorable triplets. The former rivals make a great team, and soon sparks fly between them. But when Sam's impulsiveness jeopardise their careers, they find themselves fighting again...only this time, on the same side. The SEAL's Christmas Twins -- Laura Marie Altom Navy SEAL Mason Brown had put Conifer, Alaska behind him long ago. Until a call informed that his ex-wife has died in a tragic accident, and given custody of her twin baby girls to Mason and her sister Hattie Beaumont. Playing house with Hattie comes naturally and Mason knows she and the girls are the greatest Christmas. But even though he's risked his life countless times, risking his heart again feels so much more dangerous. Jingle Bell Babies -- Kathryn Springer His triplet daughters are what kept rancher Jesse Logan going after his wife's death in the High Plains tornadoes. But three infants are too much work for one man. Nurse Lori Martin loved them from the moment she saw them in the neonatal nursery. So when she hears Jesse's looking for a nanny, she can't help but offer her services. And Lori soon discovers that all she wants for Christmas is a trio of giggling babies -- and their handsome father.

Home only for the holidays… Or here to stay? Widow Daisy Stanley desperately wants her adorable—if exuberant—triplets to be part of Violet Ridge’s annual Christmas play. She just wasn’t expecting this much chaos—and from the looks of it, former air force officer Ben Irwin wasn’t, either! But when the play’s director is forced to bow out, Ben and Daisy find themselves volunteering to rescue the production. Now there’s no avoiding each other, and between frosted cookies, snowball fights and plenty of holiday merriment, her kiddos are quickly stealing his heart. The only problem is that he’s winning hers, too… A Violet Ridge Novel From Harlequin Heartwarming: Wholesome stories of love, compassion and belonging. A Violet Ridge Novel Book 1: The Triplets' Holiday Miracle Book 2: Saving the Rancher

Triple The Trouble When fertility counselor Melissa Everhart decided to have a baby on her own, she didn't anticipate triplets…or her ex-husband's return to Safe Harbor. Three years ago, Edmond's reluctance to have children tore them apart. But now that he's been made guardian of his niece, Melissa witnesses how tenderly he cares for the little girl. Though Edmond doesn't believe he's father material, his sudden custody of Dawn leaves him little choice. He turns to Melissa, the warmest, kindest person he knows, for help. They begin to rediscover the love they once shared, but the betrayals of the past trouble them both. Can they find the forgiveness they both need to come together as a family?

The Widower’s Christmas Gift Widowed father of triplets Sawyer Plank knows he has his hands full. After arriving in the Amish community of Willow Creek to help with the fall harvest, Sawyer asks schoolteacher Hannah Lantz to be his nanny. With a deaf grandfather to care for, the offer is more than just a job for Hannah—it’s a chance to fulfill her all-but-forgotten dream of being a mother. The children soon flourish under Hannah’s watch, and though Sawyer never dreamed he’d find happiness again, he can’t pretend he’s not falling for her, too. But with the holiday season heralding Sawyer’s return to Ohio, can he make his Christmas wish to stay a family come true?

Even though she's always wanted her own family, Bailey Wayne is happy to be a surrogate mom. She knows one day she'll find her perfect man--and until then, what greater gift could she give to her sister? Make that gifts...Bailey's just found out she's having twins. Dr. Owen Tartikoff, the new head of the Safe Harbor fertility program, is cool and professional with his colleagues. But he has a soft spot for a certain pregnant nurse, and the miracles growing inside her. What she doesn't know yet is Owen is the actual sperm donor--and those are his children. Owen has a reputation to protect. He also knows Bailey deserves to know the truth. And with Bailey's sister and brother-in-law in serious trouble with the law, Owen and Bailey have to decide what's right in this decidedly complicated situation