A Certain Hunger
Bellig Hills private boarding-school in Devon had proved a refuge for Sister Troy Kingsbury after a very traumatic time, so she was less than enthralled when the head asked Troy to move out of her little cottage to make way for her brother, Jonathan Howard, who needed to convalesce. Troy, after being rudely unwelcoming, was appalled to discover he was B.J. Howard, the famed ortopaedic surgeon, and that the severed tendons in his hands had put his career at risk.
Even so, just because he suddenly had time to spare, Troy didn't want him interfering with her school clinic. Was there any way to keep this forceful man at a distance?