
For you, a few covers from nurse romance novels. This one might be my favorite but there are lots of other funny (and embarassing) covers, I'll post a few each day this week.


“She shook her head, her hair brushing his chin. ‘No, I don't mind at all,’ she said softly. And trembled as his lips brushed her hair, ever so lightly.
And thought . . . who was it said dreams never came true?
. . . Or was it ‘whom’?”
I love this one for it's concern over proper grammar even in the throes of passion.
4 comments:
Oh my, those are hilarious. "who vs. whom" kills me. Thanks for sharing, and thank you for being a nurse. Lots of appreciation to you.
Ha! I love these.
Hooray for the human side of the medical establishment! Speaking of which, have you seen Wit? One of my all-time favorites, and the most wonderful nurse character.
So you're a collector of nurse-related trash fiction? These are *fabulous.* A friend of mine loves to read bad novels aloud to others (a la Cecil Vyse in A Room with a View), and I'll point her toward your blog!
I love "she was crisp as chilled lettuce." It's too bad that in her moments of womanly passion she's not "warm and melting like a cheese fondue." Symmetry, people! Symmetry!
It's things like this post that make me recall why I think your personality is so awesome. This is funny Ansley. Aren't you glad you are a nurse with all this fantastic sexy allure?
Happy appreciating nurses week!
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