Margaret Howe

• 1956
• / Contemporary Romance
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Pretty, young and efficient, Barbara Benson managed to keep her business and personal life on an even keel. The gift shop she had opened in the lobby of Hilton General Hospital was prospering, and her friendship with Hugh Harding, a resident doctor,...

• Jul-2006
• / Contemporary Romance
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Jenny Dawson was pretty, young and blonde, but she had absolutely made up her mind to dedicate herself to her nursing career and to the little nephew who was left in her care. Then, in her new job at the famous Merriman Memorial Hospital, she met Dr....

• / Contemporary Romance
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The road to becoming a good nurse, Nina Grant discovered, was strewn with many pitfalls. A nurse could not afford even one mistake -- because it could prove fatal. Yet she had made one error in judgment, had confessed to a moment of carelessness. One...

• / Contemporary Romance
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The moment of decision As Dana Gordon put on her new mink coat, she remembered the quizzical eyes of the young intern. To him she was nothing but an ornament -- beautiful but useless. At that moment she made her decision to show him that she...

• / Contemporary Romance
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ASSIGNMENT: WITH COMPLICATIONS… KATE MALLORY was pretty and red-headed, but as old Dr. John said, “there was no nonsense about her.” That is why he chose her as the nurse for the Vincent case. The Vincent’s were a powerful family, and K...

• / Contemporary Romance
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Lovely, dedicated Nurse Nan Warner faced new temptations in a world of wealth. Could she remain true to her vows as a nurse…her ideals as a woman? Nan Warner was proud of her first job at modern Donovan Memorial Hospital. Her devotion to her cal...

• / Contemporary Romance
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WHAT SHOULD SHE DO? Alice Gregory had wanted to be a nurse from the time she had been a child. Now her dream had come true in a very special way -- she was a visiting nurse to the blind. Each day Alive learned a new lesson in courage from her p...