Sue and Sally Smith, Flying Nurses #51

Sue and Sally Smith join a mobile medical mission called MEDICAR, bringing healthcare to isolated mountain communities—but their efforts to help clash violently when they encounter Jonathan Bedloe, a grief-stricken man who blames doctors for his wife's death and refuses to let them near his desperately ill children. As the nurses work to overcome his rage and reach the sick youngsters, they discover just how far someone in pain will go to protect what little he has left.

When Dr. Gar Hazlitt arrives in Carron to take over a medical practice, he meets Eleanor Woodford, a patient with a mysterious knee injury who turns out to have deliberately sought him out. As their romance blooms, a troubling discovery during her examination threatens to upend everything—forcing Dr. Hazlitt to race against time to learn the truth and prove himself to the woman he's fallen for. Can a young, unproven doctor earn Eleanor's trust when the stakes feel impossibly high?

When flying nurses Sue and Sally Smith are sent to a troubled Latin American nation to coordinate medical relief, they discover that Dr. Raoul de Barta—a man with the influence to prevent catastrophic bloodshed—is willing to parachute in and take action. But during the jump, disaster strikes: de Barta hits his head on the aircraft and plummets unconscious toward the ground, leaving Sally with only seconds to attempt an impossible rescue from thousands of feet in the air. What unfolds is a desperate high-altitude race against gravity itself, where a single grasp—or a missed one—could change everything.