The Patient Nurse (Harlequin Desire, No 1099)

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Summary: Don't miss this book!
Review: I always love to read Ms. Palmer's works. But this one is a real hit. I recommend "the Patient Nurse" to every romance reader. You won't be dissapointed!

Rating:
Summary: Don't miss this book!
Review: I always love to read Ms. Palmer's works. But this one is a real hit. I recommend "the Patient Nurse" to every romance reader. You won't be dissapointed!

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Summary: One of Ms. Palmer's Best!!
Review: I couldn't put the book down. You could actually feel the pain, anguish and longing that the "Patient Nurse" was feeling. The chemistry between the hero and the heroine was very tangible. I highly recommend this book to everyone, especially to first time Palmer readers.

Rating:
Summary: One of Ms. Palmer's Best!!
Review: I couldn't put the book down. You could actually feel the pain, anguish and longing that the "Patient Nurse" was feeling. The chemistry between the hero and the heroine was very tangible. I highly recommend this book to everyone, especially to first time Palmer readers.

Rating:
Summary: One of Ms. Palmer's Best!!
Review: I couldn't put the book down. You could actually feel the pain, anguish and longing that the "Patient Nurse" was feeling. The chemistry between the hero and the heroine was very tangible. I highly recommend this book to everyone, especially to first time Palmer readers.

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Summary: Diana Palmer ventures into Betty Neels' territory with a hit
Review: Ms. Palmer usually writes about cowboys, millionaires, or private investigators. This time she ventures into the medical field, giving an edge to the type of book that Betty Neels is famous for. And, as usual, she scores a bulls-eye! Although a failure to communicate is behind the misunderstanding between the heroine and hero, it is well-thought out. If I were accused of being responsible for another's death for two long years, I wouldn't be inclined to try once again to tell the truth. Palmer's heroine is broken, both in spirit and body. Her hero must heal himself before he can heal her. Lovely and engrossing, I stayed up all night to finish this book!

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Summary: Diana Palmer ventures into Betty Neels' territory with a hit
Review: Ms. Palmer usually writes about cowboys, millionaires, or private investigators. This time she ventures into the medical field, giving an edge to the type of book that Betty Neels is famous for. And, as usual, she scores a bulls-eye! Although a failure to communicate is behind the misunderstanding between the heroine and hero, it is well-thought out. If I were accused of being responsible for another's death for two long years, I wouldn't be inclined to try once again to tell the truth. Palmer's heroine is broken, both in spirit and body. Her hero must heal himself before he can heal her. Lovely and engrossing, I stayed up all night to finish this book!

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Summary: Loved the doctor!
Review: Plain and simple, I really enjoyed this book! Having also just received a letter from Ms. Palmer(aka Susan Kyle), I was 'patiently' anticipating her newest release! It was so pleasing to read a slightly different style than she usually writes! The hero is reluctant to reveal his deepest emotions toward his 'Patient Nurse', even to himself! I felt some frustration toward his nurse, as far as clearing her reputation was concerned. On the whole, this is a great read! I couldn't put it down, and would recommend it to anyone who was 'trying' Diana Palmer's work for the first time!

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Summary: It was Great
Review: This is one of Diana Palmer's best. I've read almost all her books and this is a favorite. A must read. It has characters that you can relate to. A great book and one of her best works.