Brief description:
From the book cover:
ONE LAST DANCE . . .
“You have all all wrong," Cadet Bob Thompson told Nurse Sandy as they danced at u West Point hop. “I have no intention of leaving the Army—ever!"
"But ever since you were a little boy, your father has hoped you would practice medicine with him," Sandy protested.
The last dance was over! Had she turned Bob against her? Would she ever see him again? Sh: know she was in love with the headstrong cadet, the son of the man she had promised to marry!
ONE LAST DANCE . . .
“You have all all wrong," Cadet Bob Thompson told Nurse Sandy as they danced at u West Point hop. “I have no intention of leaving the Army—ever!"
"But ever since you were a little boy, your father has hoped you would practice medicine with him," Sandy protested.
The last dance was over! Had she turned Bob against her? Would she ever see him again? Sh: know she was in love with the headstrong cadet, the son of the man she had promised to marry!
Publication
McFadden, (1965) 1st,Pbk,,,Fair