The Liverpool Nightingales
The Nursing Series, Book 2
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Narrated by:
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Dorothy Lawrence
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By:
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Kate Eastham
About this listen
Penguin presents the audiobook edition of The Liverpool Nightingales by Kate Eastham, read by Dorothy Lawrence.
Liverpool, 1863. Maud Linklater's life as a housemaid changes forever the day she takes poor little injured chimney sweep Alfie to hospital.
Helping to care for him on the ward, Maud is unexpectedly offered a place as a trainee at the newly opened nursing school run by Ada Houston.
Maud loves her new role and throws herself wholeheartedly into the busy, exhausting experience of living and working at the hospital. And she has a lot of fun along the way once she befriends fellow trainees, including the sweet Alice and chatterbox Edie. Although it soon becomes clear that Alice is troubled by a secret. And then little Alfie, to whom she is devoted, goes missing.
There is only one person Maud thinks can help her find him. Harry, the man whose affections she's been fending off for months.
Can Harry find Alfie before it is too late? And can Maud qualify despite everything that's thrown her way?
©2019 Kate Eastham (P)2019 Penguin AudioWhat listeners say about The Liverpool Nightingales
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- Anonymous User
- 01-07-22
Fabulous
The books in the series are very good I love how involved you get in the characters lives
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- Nicola Wilkinson
- 07-06-19
Superb sequel to Nightingale Nurses
I found this book captivating and enjoyed how the story unfolded with the presence of Ada Houston returned from the Crimea and the continuity of Miss Nightingale’s values of nursing in those early days. Excellent
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