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| − | It wasn't fair, Jan Blake thought desperately. For ten years now, ever since Jamie died, she had buried all thoughts of love and had devoted herself heart and soul to her job as Night Sister at St.Malcolm's. And now here was the new surgeon, David Ritchie, turning her life upside down again with his almost painful likeness to her old love-and his complete indifference to women. Could the surgeon become 'human' in time to save Jan from making a marriage with another man that would salve her conscience-but break her heart? | + | It wasn't fair, Jan Blake thought desperately. For ten years now, ever since Jamie died, she had buried all thoughts of love and had devoted herself heart and soul to her job as Night Sister at St.Malcolm's. And now here was the new surgeon, David Ritchie, turning her life upside down again with his almost painful likeness to her old love-and his complete indifference to women. Could the surgeon become 'human' in time to save Jan from making a marriage with another man that would salve her conscience-but break her heart? This is a Mills & boon page. there are separate pages for Harlequins. |
==Publication History== | ==Publication History== | ||
Revision as of 15:41, 1 April 2011
| By Elizabeth Houghton | |
| Publisher | Mills & Boon Romance #128 |
| Release Month | Nov 1962 (UK) |
| Mills & Boon Romance Series # | |
| Preceded by | Ship's Surgeon |
| Followed by | ????? |
- Author: Elizabeth Houghton
- Publisher: Mills & Boon Romance #128
- Year: 1962, November
Book Description
It wasn't fair, Jan Blake thought desperately. For ten years now, ever since Jamie died, she had buried all thoughts of love and had devoted herself heart and soul to her job as Night Sister at St.Malcolm's. And now here was the new surgeon, David Ritchie, turning her life upside down again with his almost painful likeness to her old love-and his complete indifference to women. Could the surgeon become 'human' in time to save Jan from making a marriage with another man that would salve her conscience-but break her heart? This is a Mills & boon page. there are separate pages for Harlequins.
Publication History
- 1962, November - Paperback Release (Mills & Boon Romance #128) (UK Original Release)
- 1963 - Paperback Release (Harlequin Romance #726) (US Original Release)
