An edition of Nurse at Rowanbank
(1966)
Nurse at Rowanbank
Reprinted 1973
by Flora Kidd
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Margaret Dunne went to Rowanbank at Scotland as a private nurse to pull herself out of the doldrums. All went well until she met her employer's son, the insufferable Richard Morrell, who greeted her with the words "Plain, wholesome and oh, so good for us!". It was the beginning of a relationship part bitter, part stimulating until Margaret realised she loved him.
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