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Sisters In Nursing
This is the story of three sisters born and brought up within the precincts of a great hospital. Their parents had been killed in an accident when they were infants, and since then St. Bede's had been at once their home, their school, their work, and their world. And for Faith, Hope, and Charity, it will also be where they find love.
- GenresNursing
Hardcover
First published January 1, 1954
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About the author
Rona Randall
80 books10 followersRona Green Shambrook
aka Rona Randall, Rona Shambrook, Virginia Standage
Rona Green was born on 16 June 1911 in Birkenhead, Cheshire, England, UK. Her education includes: Pitmans College in London, a Diploma in English Literature at Royal Society of Art, Birkenhead School of Art Literary. She married Frederick Walter Shambrook, and had a son.
A former actress, before writing, she worked also as journalist and sub-director of publishing company Amalgamated Press, and as assistant editor of George Newnes Ltd. Published since 1942, she started publishing mainly contemporary doctor nurse romances, before writing also gothic romances, and when the market for gothic novels softened, she wrote historical mystery romances. In 1970, Broken Tapestry, her contemporary novel about a broken family, won the Romantic Novel of the Year Award by the Romantic Novelists' Association. In 1989, she wrote her The Model Wife: Nineteenth Century Style, a book about social constumbres, including clothing. In 1992, she wrote Writing Popular Fiction, a complete guide for writers.
aka Rona Randall, Rona Shambrook, Virginia Standage
Rona Green was born on 16 June 1911 in Birkenhead, Cheshire, England, UK. Her education includes: Pitmans College in London, a Diploma in English Literature at Royal Society of Art, Birkenhead School of Art Literary. She married Frederick Walter Shambrook, and had a son.
A former actress, before writing, she worked also as journalist and sub-director of publishing company Amalgamated Press, and as assistant editor of George Newnes Ltd. Published since 1942, she started publishing mainly contemporary doctor nurse romances, before writing also gothic romances, and when the market for gothic novels softened, she wrote historical mystery romances. In 1970, Broken Tapestry, her contemporary novel about a broken family, won the Romantic Novel of the Year Award by the Romantic Novelists' Association. In 1989, she wrote her The Model Wife: Nineteenth Century Style, a book about social constumbres, including clothing. In 1992, she wrote Writing Popular Fiction, a complete guide for writers.
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August 29, 2023
This is one of my favorite comfort reads. Three orphan sisters --Faith, Hope, and Charity-- have different nursing careers in the hospital where they were raised after the death of their parents. Faith is a lab nurse; Hope is a staff nurse; and Charity is a physiotherapist --and is blind. They meet three doctors who are attracted to them, and romance ensues. This story is written in a comforting way that makes the reader believe that life can turn out well.
February 10, 2015
This is one of my favorite comfort reads. Three orphan sisters --Faith, Hope, and Charity-- have different nursing careers in the hospital where they were raised after the death of their parents. Faith is a lab nurse, (see the title); Hope is a staff nurse; and Charity is a physiotherapist --and is blind. They meet three doctors who are attracted to them, and romance ensues. This story is written in a comforting way that makes the reader believe that life can turn out well.
February 10, 2015
This is one of my favorite comfort reads. Three orphan sisters --Faith, Hope, and Charity-- have different nursing careers in the hospital where they were raised after the death of their parents. Faith is a lab nurse; Hope is a staff nurse; and Charity is a physiotherapist --and is blind. They meet three doctors who are attracted to them, and romance ensues. This story is written in a comforting way that makes the reader believe that life can turn out well.
Displaying 1 - 3 of 3 reviews