The Nurses — Willo Davis Roberts

The book that does for the noblest profession what “Coffee, Tea Or Me” did for the airline stewardesses…


These are THE NURSES: six girls, young, beautiful, meeting life head-on…





Karen �" oldest of the group, burned by passion at an early age, and afraid of the fire in her veins;



Gail �" rich, beautiful, spoiled -- unable to distinguish between love and lust;



Alison �" cynical, free-wheeling, using sex as a bargain-counter commodity and her body as illegal tender;



Dawn �" aloof and withdrawn, running from one scandal into the tawdry trap of another;



Lori �" childlike, virginal, phantasizing [sic] about sex and unprepared for the realities of life;



Melanie �" the innocent, dedicated to her work, her life almost over before it begins…





…and this is their story, and the story of the men in their lives.