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| + | Kate Fuller, young and beautiful, learned on the first day of her internship that Doctor Scott Kenyon strongly disapproved of women in medicine. Kate had met this attitude before. The trouble was she had never found it in a man who attracted her as much as Scott. Braving bigotry and professional, as well as personal jealousy, Kate had to stake her reputation to prove herself right, and if proven wrong, Scott's attitude toward women doctors would be justified. Here is a shrewd and dramatic insight into the unusual conflict of a man who likes a woman and dislikes her for the same reason...because she is one. | ||
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| By Dorothy Pierce Walker | |
| Publisher | Harlequin Romance #319 |
| Release Month | 1954 (US) |
| Harlequin Romance Series # | |
| Preceded by | The Half-Breed |
| Followed by | The Deathless Amazon |
- Author: Dorothy Pierce Walker
- Publisher: Harlequin Romance #319
- Year: 1954
Book Description
Kate Fuller, young and beautiful, learned on the first day of her internship that Doctor Scott Kenyon strongly disapproved of women in medicine. Kate had met this attitude before. The trouble was she had never found it in a man who attracted her as much as Scott. Braving bigotry and professional, as well as personal jealousy, Kate had to stake her reputation to prove herself right, and if proven wrong, Scott's attitude toward women doctors would be justified. Here is a shrewd and dramatic insight into the unusual conflict of a man who likes a woman and dislikes her for the same reason...because she is one.
