Really, Doctor! — Ann Jennings

Even though jobs were hard to come by in the nursing profession, Gabrielle Kempson was dubious about taking on the post as Sister running a small private pediatric hospital in Crete. Would she be biting off more than she could chew? In fact the job turned out to be much pleasanter and more absorbing than she had feared. The only fly in the ointment was the Medical Director himself, Michael Nikolaides, according to who Gabbie couldn't seem to do anything right. What a disagreeable man! So why was Gabbie so anxious that he should think well of her?