ANGELS OF DEATH: THE FEMALE NURSES

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1. The Malignant Hero
2. Problems Ignored
3. Death Shift
4. Death Spree Ends
5. Murder By Proxy
6. A Sisterhood
7. Hospital Phantoms
8. Motives
9. Benign Exploitation
10. Just For the Fun of It
11. A Sexual Game
12. New Chapter - It Doesn't Stop
13. Bibliography