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Margaret Lindsay serves as the Sister General Theatre in a hospital setting, balancing her duties with personal turmoil. When Joe de Winter unexpectedly ends their engagement, Margaret learns the story behind his decision involves a rumored friendship with an attractive hospital pathologist. Though her friends avoid discussing Joe, Margaret resolves to uncover the truth and find a way to mend the relationship. Her journey blends romance, professional ambition, and the complexities of hospital life.
First publish date: 1964
Genre: Romance/Contemporary Romance
Authors: Lucilla Andrews
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