Lucy Agnes Hancock

• Jul-1948
• / Contemporary Romance
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More than a nurse…HOW MUCH? Jill was with him when he suffered so much -- but Sylvia wrote to him. Jill inspired him to take over the rest home -- but Sylvia was his playmate. Jill gave him hope and vision for the future -- but Sylvia was ...

• 1953
• / Contemporary Romance
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Sally Maynard could have been a social butterfly, but she chose a career in hospital nursing, and when a wealthy, beautiful girl gives up everything to become a nurse, questions are asked, questions that Sally could not, or would not answer. Adding t...

• 1953
• / Contemporary Romance
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"With the war taking away many doctors from her home town, beautiful young Dana Brooks sacrifices her career at a large New York hospital to serve the needs of her neighbors. After the glamour and romance of New York, and training in a big city hospi...

• 1954
• / Contemporary Romance
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Lovely Alex Blair was not unaware of Douglas Allen's attraction. He was a young and capable doctor, and friendly with everyone at the Haddon Hospital. Alex had decided to make nursing a career after an unfortunate tragedy--"...

• 1954
• / Contemporary Romance
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Against a background of life and death in a hospital, with its intrigue, triumphs and heartaches, emerges the story of Natalie Barlow, a beautiful young nurse, bitterly disillusioned by the inconsistencies of life. Natalie's struggle to overcome her ...

• 1954
• / General Fiction
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The life of a nurse is not an easy one, but Susan Trent enjoyed every minute of her work, even those times of tragedy when unavoidable accidents brought disaster, bloodshed and suffering. She found it absorbing because she shared in the difficulties ...

• 1954
• / Contemporary Romance
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"There is no room in the mind of a nurse, dedicated to the saving of human lives, for hatred and jealousy. And yet Kathy Marshall found herself in that unenviable position. Walking the silent corridors, through wards often happy, but more often fraug...

• 1955
• / General Fiction
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She believed in these people, loved going among the poor derelicts of the slums helping where she could, scolding, encouraging, heartening and healing. That was the reason she had decided to become a nurse, and that was the faith that enabled her to ...

• 1955
• / Contemporary Romance
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To Judith Morley, Cranford was more than just a hospital where she made her living at a job she liked. Cranford was a refuge and a haven and Judith had no thought of ever leaving it to face marriage, men, or the world. Judith had never known her fath...

• 1955
• / Contemporary Romance
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"All her life Frances Gaynor cherished two ambitions: to be a nurse and to be accepted as an equal by her neighbors. But she was without money or relatives and when the iron gate clanged shut at the grey-windowed orphanage, she was a prisoner....

• 1955
• / Contemporary Romance
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Ellen Adams, engrossed with her sick mother and her job as district nurse, aiding the sick and poverty stricken, spent little time wondering about love. Jim had adored her since they were children -- but she was quite sure she didn't want him. Sh...

• 1955
• / Contemporary Romance
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"Roberta Cameron, young and lovely, believed deeply in her career as a nurse. It was a profession to which one might wholeheartedly dedicate one's life. But the outside, larger world intruded upon her smaller universe. It brought tumultuous, ...

• 1955
• / Contemporary Romance
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Stephen North came to the little town of Alderton with great hopes. He had always wanted to practice medicine in a rural community. But he soon discovered that the town was full of feuds and rivalries, not only over politics and medicine but also ...

• 1955
• / Contemporary Romance
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Christine Barnes found great satisfaction in her new work as a Public health Nurse in the poor Tenth District of Westbrook. Her friends wondered if she had not left Westbrook General Hospital to take public health training in order to avoid further c...

• 1955
• / Contemporary Romance
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When Doctor Hale knocked on the door of Doctor Whitney's office and announced to his niece, Miss Pat Whitney, R.N., that he was the new doctor in Eaglewood to replace old Doctor Whitney who he understood was about to retire, he could not have mad...

• 1956
• / Contemporary Romance
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Penny Stuart missed the boys who had gone to war, so she became a nurse's aid, proving she could do more than party. She’d learned that loving meant giving. There were all kinds of reasons to do hospital work, but Penny Stuart’s motives ha...

• 1956
• / Contemporary Romance
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This is the story of the Warrens -- of John, the father; of Margaret, his capable wife; of Stephen, the banker whose wife Harriet (who is not a Warren) makes him toe the mark; of Melissa who has been disappointed in love and is blindly endeavoring to...

• 1957
• / Contemporary Romance
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With her sisters and brother all selfishly pursuing their own thing, Ann was left to give up her college course to look after her mother and the family home. Not that it really mattered in the end -- Dr. Andy Rayburn found her there, anyway. For Ann ...

• 1959
• / Contemporary Romance
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There was no place in her life for men. At least, Ellen Gaylord was quite sure, not for a long, long time. She was beginning her nursing career -- the fulfillment of a lifelong ambition -- and nothing and no one was going to spoil it, especially hand...

• 1960
• / Contemporary Romance
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“It’s all over, my darling.” Gently, Pete’s hand brushed her cheek. Pam was only partially conscious, but she felt that the comforting voice belonged to someone she knew and loved. When Pam awoke in the hospital, Pete was gone. But the...

• 1960
• / Contemporary Romance
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Prudence never expected to take up Rodney Seymour's cabled offer of a job in New York, but when her fiance let her down so horribly she knew she must get away. When Rodney offered her a job as his wife instead, Prudence realized a loveless marriage c...

• 1960
• / Contemporary Romance
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Gran and Gramp Marsh cherished memories of Christmas at the farm with the family together. But now their five children rarely visited, and once again it seemed they'd spend the holiday alone. Undaunted, they invited some young friends to join in ...

• / Contemporary Romance
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Judy isn't as attractive as her two beautiful sisters, but when her family falls on hard times, they turn to her for her courage, and she meets Dr. Davis. Judith is not as pretty as either of her sisters, nor as socially popular. But when tra...

• / Contemporary Romance
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Circumstances made you a trained nurse, old thing; but by the grace of God you are first of all a woman." When Susanna Hart received this note and a jeweled wrist watch as a parting gift from a movie actress, she scorned the watch and resented th...

• / Contemporary Romance
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Jill Ordway, R.N. Jill Ordway was proud to be a nurse. She threw all her energy, her radiant health, her high courage into making the Kimberly sanitorium a success. Like the owner and Chief of Staff, Dr. Kimberly, she was fired with the dream of a...

• / Contemporary Romance
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“I think you’re a very foolish and stubborn girl, “Deborah,” Mrs. Hackett said as she prepared to bid her daughter goodbye. “And why you should wish to keep on messing around with a lot of poor foreign children is a mystery to me. I can’t...

• / Romance
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“You dear stubborn girl.” That’s what Dr. Alec Macauley thought of his beautiful young nurse, Gail Weston. Pleading his case with her aunt, he said: “I love Gail, I want her to marry me, but -- “ “I’m sorry, Doctor,” the old la...