Nurse Carrie's Roses — Mary Curtis Bowers

Talented, dedicated Nurse Carrie Fuller wished her co-workers and hospital superiors would accept her on her own merits and forget she was the daughter of one of the country's top surgeons. And she vowed she would never again love a young doctor like Phil Reed, who had pretended to be interested in her only because he hoped her father would further his career. When Carrie left her Minnesota home and took a job at a Kentucky hospital, she was warned that magnetic, impossible Dr. Justin Fontaine was ten times worse than Phil could ever be. So the young nurse was on her guard. Still, the deepest part of her being yearned for Justin, regardless of the great sorrow that might result.