Wayneston Hospital

Title: Wayneston Hospital
Author: Elizabeth Kellier
Copyright: 1963
Publisher: Ace
Illustrator: Lou Marchetti
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He is credited on the back cover.

Wayneston was a very small village hospital, having only one resident doctor, the young Chief of Staff, Ian Collington-King. And when Susan Brent came to work there as a staff nurse, the enigmatic doctor immediately roused her curiosity. Susan’s puzzlement grew after she confided her feelings to her fiancé, handsome Brian Draycott. For Brian was sure a scandal was attached to Dr. King’s name, and for his own purposes Brian was anxious to uncover it. Why had the brilliant young surgeon chosen to hide away in Wayneston? What had Brian to gain by discovering Dr. King’s secret? And why did Susan find herself in the storm center of an emotional battle between two men in her life?

University Nurse

Title: University Nurse
Author: Arlene Hale
Copyright: 1967
Publisher: Ace
Illustrator: Lou Marchetti

He is credited on the back cover.

Sara Arnold, the nurse at Heights University, knew what it was to go beyond the call of duty, to help sick or troubled students. But she needed love, too, and she couldn’t share Noel with so many of his devoted—and beautiful students. Sara loved the dedicated young professor, but how could she accept just a small corner of his life when someone like Hal offered her his whole world? For Hal was the kind of man who would give up all for the woman he loved. As a responsible nurse, Sara could understand Noel’s dedication to his career, but sometimes even a girl like Sara, usually so full of common sense, had trouble choosing between what reason dictated and her heart demanded.

Doctor’s Nurse

Title: Doctor’s Nurse
Author: Dorothy Worley
Publisher: Popular Library
Copyright: 1961
Illustrator: Lou Marchetti

His signature runs along her left shoulder.

Attractive Patricia Lloyd, R.N., had two problems—both of them doctors. Dr. Jeffrey Wayne was handsome, mature and mysteriously drawn to Patricia, beyond the call of duty. Dr. Bill Gregory was young, very much in love and intensely jealous. Caught between the two, Patricia found her personal emotions—and professional duty—in sudden and grave danger.

Jane Arden Space Nurse

Title: Jane Arden Space Nurse
Author: Kathleen Harris
Publisher: Popular Library
Copyright: 1962
Illustrator: Lou Marchetti

His signature is in the lower right corner.

As Jane embarked upon the most exciting adventure of her career, she was forced to postpone her marriage to handsome Jeff Wallace. Jane had no way of foreseeing the personal crisis that would confront her as a “space nurse.” Nor could she have anticipated the lasting impact of the two attractive astronauts she met at Cape Canaveral. Fascinating Clyde McLaren, a strong candidate for the moon shot, was brilliant and quite friendly. —Or did he want more than friendship? And what of the dashing continental Lieutenant who made it clear that he was more than interested in her? —Just where did his interest lie?

Emergency Ward Nurse

Title: Emergency Ward Nurse
Author: Helen B. Castle
Publisher: Paperback Library
Copyright: 1963
Illustrator: Lou Marchetti

His signature is in the lower right corner.

Emergency duty was the very breath of life for young Nurse Merle Asquith. To countless men, women and children struck by illness and disaster she was a true angel of mercy. Merle threw herself into her work to forget her own unhappiness. When she met handsome, charming Intern Mike Jablonsky, he wanted only to love her and to offer her things she had never had. But Merle dared not return his love until she knew if she could entrust him with her secret...