About This Book
The letter "P" in a diary, and scraps of a letter addressed to Dr. Peter Gyllson, were sufficient proof to Sister Barbara Stafford of the identity of a man who, in her opinion, had been responsible for her cousin, Gina's, death. When Marian Gyllson became a patient at St. Valerie's Hospital, where Barbara worked, it seemed as if, at last, she might have the opportunity of meeting, and getting her revenge on Peter Gyllson. But Barbara was to find that is is not always easy to hate where one wants to, for the heart can be a treacherous thing.