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Prescription for Murder
The Services Edition of Hannah Lees’s Murder mystery, given to the troops of the Allied Nations I’m World War II.
Dr. Willoughby had certainly slipped up, whispered the nurses and interns. Miss Caroline Faine, sadistic disrector of nurses at the big city hospital, had died right under his highly specialized and expert nose. Only Cyrus Harvey, the intern the others called Hard Boiled, didn't think so. Diabetics don't die under expert care nowadays. But maybe diabetic specialists aren't trained to recognize murder . . .
Dr. Willoughby had certainly slipped up, whispered the nurses and interns. Miss Caroline Faine, sadistic disrector of nurses at the big city hospital, had died right under his highly specialized and expert nose. Only Cyrus Harvey, the intern the others called Hard Boiled, didn't think so. Diabetics don't die under expert care nowadays. But maybe diabetic specialists aren't trained to recognize murder . . .
143 pages, Paperback
Published January 1, 1943
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January 23, 2020
An intriguing mystery, really well written with a one of a kind murder.
Also a very illuminating look into the sexism of the 40s.
Also a very illuminating look into the sexism of the 40s.
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