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Recovery Room Nurse — Rebecca Marsh
ALL OR NOTHING
Successful businessman Stan Livermore delivered his ultimatum to Nurse Jane Kemp: either she abandon her career to become a full-time wife, or they must forget each other.
But as a desperately needed nurse, Jane wanted to be a permanent part of her profession. At the same time, she was deeply in love with Stan. It was a hopeless dilemma.
Until Arthur Howard, her famous -- and very handsome -- new patient, offered an unexpected solution…
On March 10th, at two in the afternoon, television playwright Arthur Howard came to Buttrick Hospital in Hardin City, California, to have an operation for the relief of chronic arthritis. And his admittance set into motion a chain of events which would have a lasting effect upton the life of Jane Kemp, the midnight-to-eight supervisor of the recovery room suite.
Fist, when an emergency took Jane from Howard's side, the temperamental writer took her to task for being unconcerned with human agony--his own. A suitor of the nurse, feeling the honor of his beloved had been impugned, punched her accuser on the nose. And that brought into action a newscaster who rose publicly to Howard's defense.
By that time, Jane herself was ready for the services of a recovery room nurse.
Successful businessman Stan Livermore delivered his ultimatum to Nurse Jane Kemp: either she abandon her career to become a full-time wife, or they must forget each other.
But as a desperately needed nurse, Jane wanted to be a permanent part of her profession. At the same time, she was deeply in love with Stan. It was a hopeless dilemma.
Until Arthur Howard, her famous -- and very handsome -- new patient, offered an unexpected solution…
On March 10th, at two in the afternoon, television playwright Arthur Howard came to Buttrick Hospital in Hardin City, California, to have an operation for the relief of chronic arthritis. And his admittance set into motion a chain of events which would have a lasting effect upton the life of Jane Kemp, the midnight-to-eight supervisor of the recovery room suite.
Fist, when an emergency took Jane from Howard's side, the temperamental writer took her to task for being unconcerned with human agony--his own. A suitor of the nurse, feeling the honor of his beloved had been impugned, punched her accuser on the nose. And that brought into action a newscaster who rose publicly to Howard's defense.
By that time, Jane herself was ready for the services of a recovery room nurse.
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