One for Sorrow (Isabel Fielding, #1)

by Sarah A. Denzil

But what do they expect a hospital to do with a patient who has shown no signs of violence for years? Are they supposed to keep her isolated forevermore? What if there’s another patient who needs to be in the intensive care ward more than Isabel? Are they expected to turn that patient away because they’re short of beds? None of them understand what it’s like or the pressures facing the staff, but they love to throw their opinions around all the same. Everyone becomes an expert on how to care for a patient once there’s a crisis like this.