All change for nurse Millie was published by Orion on February 13th 2014 and written by Jean Fullerton.
Nurse Millie Sullivan is now Nurse Millie Smith, having married aspiring MP Jim Smith. The war has ended and the NHS has just come into action, so the nurses are busier than ever as the community realise that they no longer have to pay for the services. Minor ailments need attention, babies need to be helped into the world and some of the larger-than-life characters need keeping in line so Millie has enough drama to deal with without having to deal with more from home…and Alex Nolan, her ex-fianceΜ, is back in town.
ABOUT JEAN FULLERTON
Jean Fullerton is a native Londoner and was born in the East End within the sound of Bow Bells. After working for the London Metropolitan Police, Jean retrained as a nurse and worked as a district nurse in East London for 16 years. She now teaches healthcare and nursing. Jean is the author of four previous novels. Her debut, NO CURE FOR LOVE, was the winner of the 2006 Harry Bowling Prize for fiction, and long-listed for the 2009 Romantic Novel of the Year Award. A GLIMPSE AT HAPPINESS and PERHAPS TOMORROW were both shortlisted for the Romantic Novel of the Year award.
I was sent a copy of the book to read myself. I don’t get much spare time to read many books and this is probably not something I would normally read but I thought I would give it a try. I am
up to the third chapter and so far finding it quite an interesting read. The story is set in London’s East end back in 1948. It’s very well detailed and a nice easy read. Great for a bed time read.
All Change for Nurse Millie is out now and can be ordered here
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COMPETITION
I have 5 copies of this book to give away this month. A perfect read for mothers everywhere considering it’s Mother’s Day in a few weeks time.
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