When her fellow nurses criticized that stern and exacting surgeon, Guy Brenton, Felicity Dene always stood up for him, admiring his efficiency. When, however, an accident caused Guy to be a patient in her ward Felicity realized that her admiration extended to more than his efficiency. But she was only his nurse and Guy was engaged to another girl.
This would have been merely a tedious book with way too much time wasted on God-knows what, until I got to the last part of the book and the H goes riding with the h and the name of the black horse she was riding was the N word. It was really jarring and I couldn't get past it, which knocked it down from 2 stars to 1.