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Answer with Love
Even before she reached Hobbs, Susan Blair met two of the town's most eligible young men. Neil Wesley, the older of the two and a doctor, quickened her pulse, but it was his brother Bob who began an immediate campaign for Susan's evenings. Susan had driven to Hobbs to spend the first summer in several with her father, an itinerant efficiency expert, but it came as a surprise that Hamilton Blair's current assignment was with the Rhys Industries. Susan knew the Rhyses well. She had just completed college with the twins, the reckless, headstrong Gilda and the handsome Gideon, who had played a major role in Susan's social--and romantic--life in college. She had even met their grandmother--and ha...
Love Finds Nurse Joanne
When John Hayes took over his father's practice after old Dr. John's death, he leaned heavily on his father's office nurse. Then, unexpectedly, Eloise Young was called to California. Joanne Michael happened to be in Twinsdale for a brief vacation before taking over her duties in a Boston hospital, and the least she could do, her Aunt Thelma told her, was to help out the younger doctor. So she did--but on condition that John get a replacement as soon as possible; in the meantime, she would live in an apartment over John and Rita Hayes' garage. Having left the bondage of her aunt four years ago to enter nurses' training, Joanne had no intention of resuming it. When her replacement failed to sh...
Edinburgh Companion to the Arab Novel in English
Opening up the field of diasporic Anglo-Arab literature to critical debate, this companion spans from the first Arab novel in 1911 to the resurgence of the Anglo-Arabic novel in the last 20 years. There are chapters on authors such as Ameen Rihani, Ahdaf
Nurse at Sea Lair
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Nurse Craig
Toni Craig was the most popular girl in her nursing class at Riveredge Hospital. Perhaps it was her talent for listening, but whatever the cause of her popularity, Toni was beginning to weary slightly of the role of father confessor. And when Melita Fanning asked her to entertain Chad Barlow at the capping ceremonies, she knew that she had finally reached the limit in offering help to her classmates. Melita's parents were also to be guests--and someone must look after Chad until they had left and Melita could give Chad her undivided attention. Toni, who had met Chad only once before--and who had been disgusted with his antics at a beach party--decided to make her disagreeable chore as brief ...
Enchanted Carousel
When Leigh Hayden arrived at Wyndham Island to visit her sister and brother-in-law, it was as though she had been drawn there by some mysterious force. She had come with the intention of staying no more than a few days, but after her brother-in-law's accident, Leigh decided to prolong her visit. By now she had become part of an unfolding drama involving a lovely old carousel-shaped music box and strange little incidents that more than hinted at some "other worldly" presence to whom Leigh was especially sensitive. And there was also Radford Wyndham, handsome and enigmatic, and she was drawn to him as fatefully as she had been drawn to Wyndham Island....
Murder Is a House Guest
It was for a good reason, but a reason she was not free to divulge, that Lynn Mead had summoned Joe Healy to the town of Culls' Landing on Cape Run. Joe was a detective, and Lynn feared that Daniel Farnsworth, with whom she was spending the summer as a private secretary, was headed for real trouble. Daniel's purpose in leasing Ponder Point Manor and inviting his until-now estranged relatives to be his guests had been looked upon with suspicion by everyone concerned, though none had refused the expense-paid vacation. It was not until his overtures at reestablishing friendly relations were backed up with detailed--and very generous--plans to assist each of them financially that the suspicion b...
Nurse Mara's Fear
It was a busy time for Nurse Mara Barlow. Not only was she working at the trauma unit of Garside General Hospital, but she was taking some special courses at the local university and keeping an eye on her great-aunt, who was recovering from a tragic automobile accident. As if that weren't enough, Mara had to cope with the attraction she felt for Dave Harding. Dave was a handsome financial whiz who worked for the drug company once headed by Mara's great-uncle. Mara was not sure she could trust the young man completely. And when her great-aunt's well-being was threatened by a power struggle within the firm, Mara's doubts about Dave increased. But so did her hope and love....
