Caroline Trench

• 1958
• / Contemporary Romance
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"A nurse ought to lose her private life when she comes on duty. She should be willing to give the same wholehearted service to her deadliest enemy as to her dearest friend. I have chosen you to nurse Mr. Lovat because you are the most suitable of...

• 1958
• / Contemporary Romance
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"It was a good thing that Lianne was such a splendid nurse, and so absorbed in her work, for it meant that she still had a purpose in life when her engagement to Doctor Roger Marthorpe was cruelly and unexpectedly broken. Even so, when the great but ...

• 1959
• / Contemporary Romance
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On a tiny West Indian Island, Jan found herself not only hospital nurse, but district nurse, health visitor, cook, char and companion to a neurotic woman, all in one! Yet she loved her exacting job, and that was not the only sort of love that the isl...

• 1959
• / Contemporary Romance
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Doctor Justin Garthorpe was reputedly a tyrant, and while Penelope worked for him, sparks were bound to fly. And she had to cope with family worries as well as an exacting job. Here's the story of how she succeeded....

• 1962
• / Contemporary Romance
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Candida decided to turn her house into a convalescent home for children, but soon found that making them a home from home was not straightforward. The children's parents could also pose their problems - not to mention some of the local men....

• Sep-1964
• / Contemporary Romance
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Anne and Nanette were step-sisters: Anne a nurse, Nanette studying to become an actress. Anne took Nanette's place on a visit to her Spanish relations - and that started up a chain of dramatic complications, which led, however, to a happy ending ...