Margaret Howe is a romance writer. Her published work includes:
* "Calling Doctor Merryman" (Avalon, 1954)
* "Special Nurse" (Avalon, 1955)
* "A Doctor For Barbara" (Avalon, 1956)
* "Girl in the White Cap" (Avalon, 1957)
* "Debutante Nurse" (Avalon, 1958)
* "Visiting Nurse" (Pocket, 1959)
* "Nurse Jenny" (Avalon, 1958)
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