Sister In Charge

by Hermina Black

Robert Hale, 1949, [First Edition], hardcover

Good Condition, some edge and shelf wear, some rubbing and bumping to covers in general, small tears to spine, corners bumped, dustjacket front pastedown to front cover, pastedown to back cover, stickers to front endpapers, stamps to front and back endpapers and title page, previous owners’ inscription on title page, cracked hinge at endpapers, re-enforced with tape (see photographs)

“Hermina Black’s lates story begins in a big London hospital and moves to a private clinic in the South of France run by a great Swiss surgeon in partnership with the young English physician, Kerrigan Driscoll.  “K.D.”, as he is known, is brilliant, attractive, and ruthless.  When he asks Tanis Marchmont to go with him to France as Sister-in-Charge at eh Lemond Clinic, Tanis is warned that he will break her heart.  But Tanis refers to be near Kerry at all costs.”