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Set in London's East End in 1957, the story revolves around Matron Helen, who secretly cares for her French niece Catrine while navigating her own emotional turmoil after a marital breakdown. Catrine, struggling with her mother's death, seeks independence and defies expectations, complicating their relationship. Meanwhile, Nurse Dora faces a shocking revelation that threatens her marriage. Amidst these personal challenges, the characters grapple with love and loyalty in the bustling environment of the Nightingale Hospital.

The beloved Sunday Times bestselling author is back with a new, long-awaited Nightingale novel. It's a brand new era at the Nightingale Hospital, and Donna Douglas's readers are in for a treat... _________________________ It's 1957, and three young women are beginning their nursing training at the Florence Nightingale Hospital in London's East End... Winnie is determined to follow in her mother's footsteps and become a nurse, despite her family's desire for her to settle down and marry her sweetheart. Cat has been sent to the Nightingale by her father, who hopes the hospital can instil some discipline into his happy-go-lucky daughter. Diana has spent her life making up for the loss of her beloved sister, Elspeth, by being the perfect daughter. But how long can she go on trying when her mother hardly seems to notice her? With a steep learning curve ahead, will the Nightingale Daughters rise to the challenge?

The third in a dramatic and heartwarming new series of saga novels from Sunday Times bestselling author Donna Douglas, set in Yorkshire during World War II.

*FROM SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLING AUTHOR DONNA DOUGLAS* Spring, 1941. The families of Jubilee Row are still reeling from the loss of one of their own, and as the Blitz on Hull intensifies, it seems as if there will be more tragedies to come. As the street braces itself, capable mum Ruby Maguire takes charge as usual, bolstering spirits and lending a hand, as well as keeping her flighty sister Pearl on the straight and narrow. But the unexpected appearance of a face from her past threatens Ruby's future far more than Hitler's bombs. Meanwhile, the other inhabitants of Jubilee Row are finding love - and hope - in the most unexpected places...

The first in a sweeping new series of saga novels from Sunday Times bestselling author Donna Douglas, set in Yorkshire during World War II.

A HEARTWARMING WARTIME TALE FEATURING THE NURSES OF THE NIGHTINGALE HOSPITALBY SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLING AUTHOR DONNA DOUGLAS FOR THE NIGHTINGALE NURSES, THE WEDDING BELLS ARE RINGING... East London, 1917.

Weihnachten 1945. Oberschwester Kathleen Fox plant eine Überraschung für die Patienten des berühmten Nightingale Hospitals. Gemeinsam mit ihren Krankenschwestern will sie eine Weihnachtsshow einstudieren, doch die Proben sind überschattet von allerlei Problemen und Rivalitäten. Gegen alle Widerstände hält Kathleen an ihrem kühnen Plan fest. Doch wird er nur funktionieren, wenn es den Schwestern gelingt, sich miteinander zu versöhnen und die Vergangenheit endlich ruhen zu lassen ...

Yorkshire, 1925. Als ein folgenschwerer Fehler ihre Träume jäh platzen lässt, verschlägt es die ehrgeizige junge Krankenschwester Agnes Sheridan von London nach Leeds. Sie soll sich fortan um die Patienten in Quarry Hill kümmern, einem Ort, wo die Menschen in bitterster Armut leben. Doch es erweist sich als schwierig, ihr Vertrauen zu gewinnen, denn die Einwohner von Quarry Hill begegnen der hübschen jungen Frau mit Argwohn. Sie scheinen zu ahnen, dass Agnes etwas zu verbergen hat ... Die neue Serie der SPIEGEL und SUNDAY-TIMES-Bestsellerautorin

For the first time, a Nightingale nurses novel set during the First World War. As young men queue up across the country to enlist, the Nightingale Hospital has its own set of new recruits...Anna has had a happy upbringing in her parent's bakery in Bethnal Green.

THE BRAND NEW NIGHTINGALES NOVELBY SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLING AUTHOR DONNA DOUGLASIt's Christmas, 1945. As rehearsals begin however, it seems the show isn't just a tonic for the patients - could the Nightingale Christmas Show be just what the doctor ordered for the nurses too?