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The nurses of Lovely Lane are now in their second year and are about to face some truly harrowing and difficult times on the wards.
About the author
Nadine Dorries
Summary
The second gripping novel in the Lovely Lane series, from bestselling author Nadine Dorries. Perfect for fans of Dilly Court and Catherine Cookson.
The
nurses of Lovely Lane – Dana, Victoria, Pammy and Beth – are now in their second year and are about to face some truly
harrowing and difficult times on the wards.
St Angelus needs a new assistant matron, but the members of the Liverpool District Hospital Board have overruled Emily Haycock and Dr Gaskell in their choice. Enter the
mysterious Miss Van Gilder from somewhere down south.
The life of St Angelus is soon disrupted as her proposals turn the running of the hospital upside down and threaten the jobs of the domestics and porters. But Miss Van Gilder harbours
a dark and dishonest secret, and the staff – who are used to looking after their own – set out to uncover it.
Will they do so in time, before her meddling begins to affect the morale of the nurses and put the lives of their patients in danger? For one very sick little boy, especially, it will be touch and go.
Can't wait for the next one? THE MOTHERS OF LOVELY LANE is out now! What people are saying about THE CHILDREN OF LOVELY LANE: '
Another fantastic book in this amazing series!'
'Nadine Dorries is fast becoming
my favourite author. Once I start reading, her books are difficult to put down'
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So well written and the story line always keeps you wondering'
'There is
nothing better than reading a Nadine Dorries book'
Foreword
Bestselling Nadine Dorries's latest novel about the Angels of Lovely Lane, which draws on her roots in Liverpool and early experiences as a student nurse.
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PRAISE FOR NADINE DORRIES:
'The characters are engaging, the streets scenes cinematic and the theme of the novel powerful' The Times.
'A vigorous and vibrant story ... An addictive novel to be devoured in one sitting' Sunday Express.
'A funny and sometimes shocking saga. I couldn't put it down' Cristina Odone.
