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For readers seeking engaging storytelling, this Nightingale Daughters installment offers depth. Donna Douglas delivers a British novel exploring complex family relationships within a healthcare setting.
- Features Viv dealing with unexpected family reunions from America.
- Explores Helen navigating marriage changes while caring for her niece Katrine.
- Includes detailed character studies of female protagonists in post-war style settings.
- Comes from Donna Douglas living in York, a renowned British author.
- Ideal for fans of medical dramas like Call the Midwife series.
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xThe second instalment of The Nightingale Daughters series from Sunday Times bestselling author Donna Douglas. Perfect for fans of Call the Midwife!
Tearaway Viv's fragile truce with her grandmother is threatened when her flighty mother suddenly shows up from America and expects to pick up where she left off. It's what Viv's always dreamed of - but is she ready for the drama Pauline brings with her?
Helen finds herself playing surrogate mother to her French niece Katrine, while keeping their family relationship a secret from the rest of the Nightingale staff. However, independent Kat is determined to do things her way, and break the rules. But underneath it all, she is lost. She is in a foreign country, still mourning the loss of her mother. She is desperate for love, but is she looking in the wrong place?
At the same time, Helen is still coming to terms with the end of her marriage to David, a man she still loves. We discover the reason behind their break-up - an illness left Helen unable to have children, and she wanted to give David the chance to be a father. But can love conquer all?
Other Information
Donna Douglas lives in York with her family. When she is not busy writing, she is generally reading, watching Netflix or drinking cocktails. Sometimes all at the same time.
