It’s 1937 and the student nurses are into their last three
months of training. But how will Dora feel when she is paired up with her old
enemy Lucy? The pair had never got along, but with them both facing problems in
their personal life could this bring forth a change in their respect for one
another?
Jess Jago comes from a rough family background, and she cannot
believe her luck when she lands a live-in job at the Nightingale, working as a
maid. She is keen to do well, and be free of her family’s bad reputation, but
when things start to go missing and Jess is put in the frame, an unlikely source
steps in to help.
Effie O’Hara is happy following in her sister’s footsteps
when she leaves her home in Ireland to become a student nurse at the
Nightingale. But she soon finds herself in trouble, much to her sister’s disappointment.
Is nursing what she wants to do? She must make the decision before the decision
is taken from her.
I always look forward to reading these delightful books from
Donna Douglas, the characters are now so real to me as I have got to know them
over the last three books. It was nice to see some brand new characters introduced
in this book too. They were instantly likeable, and their strong storylines in
the book had me drawn in with the drama, and intense circumstances they find
themselves in. I do hope we will be here again soon from the Nightingale
nurses, I can’t wait to see what happens next to all these wonderful
characters.
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