Showing posts with label Koenig Martin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Koenig Martin. Show all posts

Monday, January 25, 2021

Martin Koenig

Title: Nurse Transplanted
Author: Theresa Holloway
Published: ©1971
Publisher: Ace
Illustrator: Martin Koenig

He is credited by the auction house that sold the original illustration.

Nurse Karen Carty was upset about her father. Unless the deadly disease he had was overcome, he was doomed. There was hope, of course. Dr. Court Delaney—young, capable, dedicated—had an idea that just might work. Suddenly—out of the blue—Karen and Court realized that there was a sinister plot afoot—one that was more violent, more horrible than any conceived by nature. But then—almost at the last minute—a sacrifice paid off.

Martin Koenig

Title: Nurse Stacey Comes Aboard
Author: Rona Randall
Published: ©1958
Publisher: Ace
Illustrator: Martin Koenig

He is credited by the auction house that sold the original illustration. 

Janet Stacey could not believe it when Peter Fuller broke their engagement. He told her that it would be unfair of him with so little income to ruin her chances for a “successful” marriage. Only a girl as much in love as Janet could have failed to read between the lines of such an excuse. As it was, she asked her uncle, owner of a shipping line, to employ her as assistant nurse on the luxury liner Regina, on which Peter was taking a business trip to New York. She thought that if she saw him every day she would be bound to win him back. In this innocent hope she reckoned not only without Peter himself, but without the ship’s doctor, Blane Hartley, who despised all girls in general, and Janet, the privileged niece of the shipowner, in particular.


Tuesday, January 27, 2015

Martin Koenig

Title: Nurse on the Beach
Author: Arlene Hale
Publisher: Ace
Published: ©1967
Illustrator: Martin Koenig
Review available

He is credited as the illustrator by Heritage Auctions, which sold the original artwork in 2012.

From where she stood on the dune below the beach house, Meg could see the young man coming toward her at a rapid jog. His obvious joy at seeing her filled her with gratitude. Suddenly her mind went reeling back to Whitefield Memorial Hospital and her heartbreak at finding Dr. Lee Corey in the arms of a wealthy and beautiful patient. What was she to do when the man she loved had betrayed her? There was only one refuge to seek, Meg thought, as she looked up at the young man now standing close beside her. But would she ever rid herself of the memory of Dr. Corey?



Sunday, November 17, 2013

Martin Koenig

Title: Down East Nurse
Author: Sylvia Lloyd
Publisher: Ace Books (M-159)
Published: ©1965
Illustrator: Martin Koenig
Review available

His signature is in the lower right-hand corner.

Lovely, city-bred Claudia Snowden came to Maine to nurse her aging aunt—isolated in a remote New England village. Expecting to find an old-fashioned doctor using outmoded methods, Claudia found herself working instead with young, handsome Dr. Adams—who was as dedicated as the top-notch physicians she had worked with in the city… so dedicated that Claudia apparently could not tear his attention away from his work to herself. Should she abandon all hope of ever reaching this aloof doctor and say yes to the man who really needed her?  



Saturday, March 19, 2011

Martin Koenig

Title: Nurse Craig
Author: Isabel Cabot
Publisher: Ace (#D-532)
Published: ©1957
Illustrator: Martin Koenig

His signature is in the lower right-hand corner, and the original art is attributed to him.

Toni Craig, student nurse at Riveredge Hospital, wanted no part of Chad Barlow. He had the reputation of being a wolf; besides, her ideal was Dr. Matt Nicoll, a brilliant, ambitious young surgeon at the hospital. But Chad refused to be discouraged even after her engagement to Matt. And then Toni began hearing disturbing rumors about her fiancé. They were saying he would stop at nothing to get ahead. And so she faced a new heart-twisting question. Could she marry a successful doctor whose practices she couldn't respect?

Martin Koenig

Title: Research Nurse
Author: Florence Stuart
Publisher: Macfadden Books (#50-433)
Copyright: 1968
Illustrator: Martin Koenig
Review available

The original art for this cover is attributed to Martin Koenig.

Nurse Sue Brinkley’s life had seemed complete in the arms of handsome Dr. Luke Connor. But the time came for her to prove her love—when a man from her past pleaded for her help and her heart. She went to him—and suddenly her life was torn by fear and terror.