A Special Kind of Love — Norma Newcomb

Social Worker Helen Wilder's philosophy was simple: some decisions are made with the head, some with the heart. But what happens when the heart is divided?

It took persistence and determination to find jobs for her handicapped clients and sometimes social worker Helen Wilder stepped on a few toes in the process. Usually she was forgiven because, for one thing, she was a very pretty brunette. At that moment, however, things were not going at all well. She'd had a run-in with a powerful member of the board of governors at the hospital where she worked. (The dispute involved a client accused of theft who Helen insisted was innocent.)And one of her most generous job-training suppliers, wealthy businessman Harold Hiktrow, was suddenly talking marriage, not jobs. Unfortunately for Harold, so was Stan Antonelli, a young lawyer who, after some arm twisting by Helen, "volunteered" his services to the rehabilitation center. But Stan wasn't prepared to get Helen fired if she didn't say " I do"- Harold was...