Lab Nurse — Rona Randall

This is the story of three sisters born and brought up within the precincts of a great hospital. Their parents had been killed in an accident when they were infants, and since then St. Bede's had been at once their home, their school, their work, and their world. And for Faith, Hope, and Charity, it will also be where they find love.

Faith, Hope, and Charity

There were three beautiful sisters, triplets in fact, but each girl had her own distinct personality:

FAITH, the lab assistant, was the serious and intense sister. Her hair was dark and her eyes, a deep blue.

HOPE, the staff nurse, had flaming copper-colored hair and she was always gay.

CHARITY, the physiotherapist, was blonde, gentle, graceful -- and blind…

The three girls were entirely devoted to one another, to nursing and to St. Bede's Hospital where they lived and worked. When three young and attractive doctors arrived -- a visiting surgeon, a pathologist, and a house physician -- each girl found the happiness, excitement and romance that were needed to make her life full and complete…




Also published as: Sisters in Nursing