Purple Diamonds

by Jo Ann Algermissen

Dr. Mark Abraham didn't want amethyst-eyed Halley Twain on his pediatrics ward. He knew all about nurses like her - beautiful heartbreakers who'd turn a man's thoughts away from his work. Mark had found out the hard way that nurses like Halley were trouble. But Mark wasn't expecting Halley's extraordinary skills, nor was he prepared for the way her radiant smile cut straight through to his heart. Before he knew it, Halley had reopened all his old wounds... but she had the healing touch that just might save him.

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