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"Men always make such a fuss about taking medicine!" Gillian made her feelings quite plain to her chance patient when he jibbed at taking two aspirin tablets. Firmly, she got her way. Then she discovered he was the great Gregory Wrothbury, one of the most famous surgeons her own hospital Queen Eleanor's had produced. It was the beginning of an eventful association for Gregory and for Gillian.
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1 edition- Paperback · English · 1944Harlequin · 9780373009787