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The Nightingale Nurses (2013)

by Donna Douglas(Favorite Author)

4.42 of 5 Votes: 1

languge

English

genre

History & Biography

publisher

Cornerstone Digital

series

Nightingale

review 1: In true British soap opera tradition, The Nightingale Nurses picks up where The Nightingale Sisters leaves off. With drama filled lives, the girls are in their final year of nursing school and are ready to sit for their exams. I loved seeing their progress and development not only as nurses but in their personal lives as well. Historically, the story is rich with the drama of Edward VII and Wallis Simpson, impending war and the Blackshirt persecution of Jews, something Dora discovers her brother is involved with.The details are fantastic and the lessons learned are strong. Dora discovers Ruby's secret, Helen finds her backbone and Millie discovers strength she didn't previously have.Third in the Nightingale series, the books really need to be read in order. They're ent... moreertaining and addicting and the perfect escape reading.
review 2: I was gifted a copy of this book via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. This in no way changes my opinion of this book.I have loved this series since book one, and the way each of the characters has developed. They each had their own struggles and triumphs to face, and I am pleased to follow this series from the first book. The author has yet to disappoint with each book, and I look forward to reading the remaining books in this series. As the final year is upon the student nurses, there will be a wedding, a divorce, a funeral, some heartache, and forgiveness. I am excited to know what is in store for Dora, Helen, Millie, and the rest of the girls as they close one chapter in their lives and embark on what the future holds.It is hard to review this without giving away any spoilers, but if you enjoyed the first two books in this series, you will not be disappointed by the third. less

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