"Arrogant, overbearing and dictatorial! What was there to like about brilliant pediatrician Dr. Valentine Seymour? Not much, Daisy Pelham had to admit. Yet, his small patients seemed to adore him ... Daisy was mystified. She could only think that perhaps there was another side to him, one that he didn't want her to see ..."
""Arrogant, overbearing and dictatorial! What was there to like about brilliant pediatrician Dr. Valentine Seymour? Not much, Daisy Pelham had to admit. Yet, his small patients seemed to adore him-- Daisy was mystified. She could only think that perhaps there was another side to him, one that he didn't want her to see"--P. [4] of cover."
"Arrogant, overbearing and dictatorial! What was there to like about brilliant pediatrician Dr. Valentine Seymour' Not much, Daisy Pelham had to admit. Yet, his small patients seemed to adore him ... Daisy was mystified. She could only think that perhaps there was another side to him, one that he didn't want her to see ..."@en
"Bewildered as to why pediatrician Valentine Seymour's patients love him, especially since he is conceited and domineering, Daisy Pelham becomes drawn to the doctor in a quest to discover his true nature, the one he hides from the world."