Nurses on Call

In 1957 London, Matron Helen navigates family secrets and personal heartache while caring for her rebellious niece, Catrine. Meanwhile, Nurse Dora faces a crisis that threatens her marriage. Can love prevail?

Nurses on Call is the second installment in the captivating The Nightingale Daughters series by bestselling author Donna Douglas. Set in London's East End during 1957, the story unfolds within the bustling environment of Nightingale Hospital, where the lives of the staff intertwine with personal challenges and emotional struggles.

Matron Helen finds herself in a complex situation as she takes on the role of a surrogate mother to her newly discovered French niece, Catrine. Their relationship must remain a secret from the other staff, adding an extra layer of tension to Helen's already complicated life. Catrine, a fiercely independent young woman, is determined to forge her own path, yet she grapples with the profound loss of her mother and her place within her new family. This internal conflict sets the stage for her rebellious spirit as she navigates her new surroundings.

Meanwhile, Helen is dealing with her own heartache following the breakdown of her marriage to David, who has returned to the hospital. The emotional turmoil of working alongside the man she still loves complicates her recovery. Additionally, Nurse Dora faces her own crisis as shocking news threatens her marriage. Throughout these intertwining stories, the question remains: can love truly conquer all at the Nightingale Hospital? The narrative explores themes of love, loss, and resilience, making it a poignant read for fans of heartfelt drama.