"THE LIGHTS OF PORT HASTINGS WINKED AND SPARKLED through a veil of snow as the steamboat drew alongside a long, wooden wharf and was made fast to the pilings."
An edition of Banner O'Brien By Linda Lael Miller
(1984)
Banner O'Brien
Tapestry Romance #44
by Linda Lael Miller
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IN 1886, ONLY A HEADSTRONG WOMAN COULD HOPE TO BE A DOCTOR
Banner O'Brien overcame every obstacle and won her coveted medical diploma. Still she longed to escape from Portland, and the nightmares that left her shaking, screaming one man's name.
She fled to the Washington Territory to accept a position with Dr. Adam Corbin; arrogant, handsome, and, some said, violent. Although Banner respected his skills, she was unnerved by the nearness of this moody, powerful man. Would she ever free his heart from the mysteries of his past?
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Historical romantic fiction, women physicians, equal rights for women, the vote for women, domestic violence/spousal abuse, leprosy, adultery, people smuggling, racism, revenge, Women physicians, Fiction, Fiction, romance, historical, generalPeople
Banner O'Brien, Adam Corbin, Katherine Corbin, Jeff Corbin, Melissa Corbin, Keith Corbin, Daniel Corbin, Jenny Lind, Lulani, Francelle Mayhugh, Temple Royce, Dr Henderson, Sean MalloyPlaces
Washington, Portland, Seattle, Oregon, Port Hastings, New York, Tacoma, Canada, HawaiiTimes
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Banner O'Brien
July 1, 1984, Pocket Books
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""THE LIGHTS OF PORT HASTINGS WINKED AND SPARKLED through a veil of snow as the steamboat drew alongside a long, wooden wharf and was made fast to the pilings.""
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