Elizabeth Gilzean

• Jan-1979
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Staff nurse Sharon Lindsay's crusading zeal lands her into trouble at St Mary's Hospital - and her sudden departure for a nursing post in the Arctic seems too much of a coincidience. Though she longs to prove her worth, Sharon is bewildered b...

• Jan-1978
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When Jane was put temporarily in charge of Rossiter Ward, the doctors thought she was too young and she set out to prove them wrong! Overnight Jane Scott's life changed dramatically. Yesterday she's been a staff nurse without worry, ambition ...

• Mar-1971
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• Jul-1966
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When Cara Bayne took her friend's place at the last moment to go as nursemaid to a small son of a rich Corsican family, she expected them to be surprised. But she had not bargained for the hostility with which she was received by them, nor, for t...

• Apr-1966
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St. Roland's, in its snug little Welsh market town, was a happy hospital, and Sister Elin Davies was equally contented there and in her nearby farmhouse home. But big changes were planned for St. Roland's. Could Elin bear to stay on there, kn...

• Jan-1963
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A secret engagement with the R.O.S. had not been Susan's idea. She had consented only because she thought he loved her as much as she loved him, and when he backed out of the engagement she was very hurt. Susan did not realize how well rid of him...

• Sep-1962
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~~~~ first published by Mills & Boon in 1962 as "Sister Grant's Last Case" "I'm not tough enough with you." David jokingly teased Jennifer, "You need someone who'll pin back your ear and shake you into life.It would ...

• Mar-1962
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~~~ first published 1961 by Mills & Boon, as "Sister Kate of Out Patients" All too often an Outpatients Department is a target for much well-founded criticism. The appointments system is in chaos, busy nurses and doctors have too little ti...

• Mar-1961
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Sally Conway thought she had her priorities straight. Then, suddenly, a dashing American surgeon arrived upsetting the hospital's routine...and Sally's heart. ``` "He's nearly six feet and I expect you gals would call him good-looking if ...

• Feb-1961
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~~~ First published in 1960 by Mills & Boon under the title "Another Child for Sister Lorraine". Sandra Lorraine took great pride in her children's ward at St. Christopher's and she resented the "new broom" methods of the new co...

• Oct-1960
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Jane Kolsetter had a horror of mental illness, and regarded mental hospitals with an almost superstitious dread, in spite of her training in general nursing. But she had to readjust her ideas when her beloved sister had a breakdown and had to be admi...

• Jan-1960
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When Jane was put temporarily in charge of Rossiter Ward, the doctors thought she was too young and she set out to prove them wrong! Overnight Jane Scott's life changed dramatically. Yesterday she's been a staff nurse without worry, ambition ...

• Dec-1959
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Jean MacLean needed to get away from the scene of her unhappy love affair. In a big hospital on Canada's west coast she found a new interest in work and life; but found too that she couldn't entirely escape the past....

• May-1959
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It's over a hundred years since the first woman doctor qualified, but there are some men -- intelligent men, too -- who still haven't got used to the idea. Bill Carmichael was one of them, as Noel Aston found to her dismay when she was appointed to w...

• Apr-1959
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Anne had two ambitions -- to qualify as a doctor and to marry Jonathan, the boy-next-door whom she had loved for years and who was himself going to be a doctor. Were the two wishes compatible, or would he decide that he didn't want a wife with a prof...

• Nov-1958
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~~~ first published 1958 by Mills & Boon as "On Call, Sister!" "YOU'D BEST BEWARE OF DR. GRAHAM ROSS!" Nurse Elizabeth Sheldon was thrilled with her appointment at St. Hilary's and determined to revolutionize outdated ...