Marjorie Moore

• 1958
• / Contemporary Romance
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Dr. Duncan Mc Rey was a most difficult person, thought Jill Fernley, and almost as bad was Brenda Mailing, her staff nurse. Jill loved her work in St. Joseph's Hospital, but hated the intrigues and friction of community life. Brenda was jealou...

• 1959
• / Contemporary Romance
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When her fellow nurses criticized that stern and exacting surgeon, Guy Brenton, Felicity Dene always stood up for him, admiring his efficiency. When, however, an accident caused Guy to be a patient in her ward Felicity realized that her admiration ex...

• 1959
• / Contemporary Romance
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It had happened in Paris; Julia's parents had been killed instantaneously in a motor accident while on a visit from England, and Julia had been lovingly cared for by the Sisters in the convent where she has been temporarily sheltered. The offer o...

• 1959
• / Contemporary Romance
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The Honorary Surgeon was nice, Mary Grant had to admit, but she simply would not join the throng of admiring nurses making fools of themselves over him. But when her change of heart came, Mary Grant's world turned upside down!...

• 1960
• / Contemporary Romance
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This is the story of Kay Somers, nurse, and Peter Raynal, a popular and brilliant surgeon. The strongly opposed forces of their respective characters bring them into a constant conflict which comes to a head when Kay is confronted with the loss of he...

• 1960
• / Contemporary Romance
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Red-haired, quick-tempered Janet Nairn, nurse in charge of St. Anselm's X-ray Department, said what she thought -- even to the senior surgeon, Mark Serely. The staff at St. Anselm's wondered why the doctor didn't seem to resent her....

• 1960
• / Contemporary Romance
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Christine's horoscope promised "a lucky week" and certainly she needed one. Threatened with dismissal from St. Jude's after a row with her Ward Sister, Christine applied for a job with famous surgeon Simon Dalle. Did she have a chance?...

• 1960
• / Contemporary Romance
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After her mother's death Fay Daile reluctantly gave up her great ambition to be a doctor in order to assist her father with his small town general practice, looking after all the office details. A serious illness forced Dr. Daile to ask young Docto...

• 1961
• / Contemporary Romance
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When Doctor Trast told Judith that she was a useless, incapable creature, unfitted for anything but luxury, she decided to prove him wrong by taking up the most exacting job in the world--nursing....

• 1961
• / Contemporary Romance
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Your private life is your own. I can only ask you not to leave your love letters in my consulting rooms.." The color receded from Jill's cheeks, leaving her deathly pale. How could she tell Sir John that it wasn't her letter, but one written by his o...

• 1962
• / Contemporary Romance
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Patricia had missed her only chance Patricia stared at the letter in her hands in shocked disbelief. In a few emotion-filled words, Seymour had declared his love for her--the one thing for which she had never quite ceased to hope. But the lette...

• Apr-1967
• / Contemporary Romance
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Rachel was on the brink of adventure Rachel Firth normally led a very quiet life, declining the social invitations that came her way through her modeling job. Then she met Hilary Raven. She couldn't help being attracted to him, even though ...

• 1976
• / Romance
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It was a chance meeting with a stranger in Paris that had decided Julia to return to England, the place of her childhood. Wasn't it rather foolish of her though? So often she had seen this man in her dreams-but going to England wouldn't conju...

• May-1976
• / Romance
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Dr. Duncan Mc Rey was a most difficult person, thought Jill Fernley, and almost as bad was Brenda Mailing, her staff nurse. Jill loved her work in St. Joseph's Hospital, but hated the intrigues and friction of community life. Brenda was jealou...

• Sep-1976
• / Romance
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Kay Somers was an efficient nurse and Peter Raynal was a brilliant surgeon -- but though they respected each other's abilities, as people they could just not get on, and they found themselves in constant conflict. Thank goodness. Kay thought, it ...