Angel Without Mercy (Agnes Carmichael #1)

By: Anthea Cohen

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Synopsis: She jabbed the pen angrily into the paper on which she was writing. No woman should bring as much unhappiness into a place as this woman does, she thought. The people she'd reported. Dear old Jones on the geriatric ward, he'd been up on a complaint, in front of the Committee, because of Miss Hughes. He'd nearly lost his job. Then there was the night cook, the one before Mrs. Upton. She'd been chucked out because Miss Hughes said she'd found her stealing food. She had too, but it was only the remains she'd been taking out. She had said it was for her cat or her dog, but Miss Hughes hadn't listened, she'd reported her, and she'd got the sack. There was no end to the harm Miss Hughes could do. Why? Why was she always on the look-out for something to report? She supposed to make herself look more efficient. There was the Creasey scandal and that man with the angina. There was one thing after another . . . I could kill her, she thought . . . from ANGEL without MERCY