Colette Dixon

This was an enjoyable read, with strong characters, and interesting in sight into the state of women's medical care at the time. There were places where I definitely rolled my eyes, where the characters got a little preachy, or in Dr Steele's case to indulgent. I do appreciate that the heroine, Margaret insists that well she sees the good in Doctor Steele, she needs him to step up and be the good that she sees. So often the heroine is taken by potential and forgives too much. I appreciate that Margaret requires Dr Steele to actualize his potential.

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