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Alias Miss Saunders, R.N.

by Jane Converse (1962)
Alias Miss Saunders, R.N.

The beautiful nurse lived behind a barrier of deceit that threatened to separate her from the man she loved.

She Wasn’t Good Enough For Him

The handsome, self-possessed young doctor was a Styles, a member of one of Chicago’s important families. And the lovely, shy nurse had loved him from the moment he stepped into the hospital.

Now they were to work together — join their skills and their dedicated courage to save a young man whose life had almost been crushed out by a brakeless bulldozer.

As a nurse, Marie Saunders welcomed the opportunity to fight the crucial battle with a brilliant doctor like Wayne Styles. But as a woman she was afraid…afraid that the shadows of her past might darken or destroy this dreamed-of chance to get close to the man she loved…

River Nurse

by Joyce Dingwell (1963)
River Nurse

‘Helping Hands’, in its quiet riverside backwater, must be the most unorthodox hospital in Australia, thought Maggie when she arrived there fresh from the clinical efficiency of Southern Cross Hospital. But she soon found that its methods — and its doctor — were none the less effective for all that.

Dole Guides

Dole Guides

Dole guides pose beneath the pineapple water tower, a famous Honolulu landmark. More than 100,000 visitors each year tour spick-and-span Dole “kitchen”, the world’s largest fruit cannery. Jim Dole started Hawaii’s pineapple industry in 1901.

I, for one, would follow them anywhere