In the Twilight, in the Evening

In San Francisco, Cheney--with the support of Shiloh--fights with the hospital staff of St. Francis for the fair treatment of their city's "undesirables." Then catastrophe strikes, and she discovers that none of her medical education has prepared her for such an overwhelming disaster. With so many severe injuries, who will help her? "From New Orleans to San Francisco, Cheney and Shiloh are now working at a large hospital - a contrast from their previous circumstances. Though Cheney is accepted and respected by most of the other doctors, the medical personnel under her supervision question her character, her intent, and her skills. Further, she and Shiloh must constantly be on alert to ensure that fair and conscientious medical treatment is provided to the city's down-and-outers. When a catastrophe strikes, they find themselves stretched far beyond their knowledge and experience. Cheney has to trust God for the help and direction she needs and remind herself that "--The ways of man are before the eyes of the Lord-- "--Page 4 of cover