Easter With Nurse Millie

Nurse Millie #2.6

by Jean Fullerton

A charming and cheerful Easter story from the author of Call Nurse Millie.

Spring is in the air for the nurses of Munroe House and as Easter approaches, Nurse Millie is playing matchmaker.

Daphne Villiers, student nurse, is still suffering from the heartbreak of losing her fiancé two years earlier. A new arrival to the East End has the potential to brighten her spirits and turn her life around, but will she be able to let herself love again? With the help of her friends, Daphne might find that Easter really is the time for new beginnings.

64 pages, Kindle Edition

First published March 19, 2015

About the author

I was born into a large, East End family and grew up in the overcrowded streets clustered around the Tower of London. I still live in East London, just five miles from where I was born. I feel that it is that my background that gives my historical East London stories their distinctive authenticity.

I first fell in love with history at school when I read Anya Seton’s book Katherine. Since then I have read everything I can about English history but I am particularly fascinated by the 18th and 19th century and my books are set in this period. I just love my native city and the East End in particular which is why I write stories to bring that vibrant area of London alive.

I am also passionate about historical accuracy and I enjoy researching the details almost as much as weaving the story. If one of my characters walks down a street you can be assured that that street actually existed. Take a look at Jean’s East End and see the actual location where my characters played out their stories.

Reviews

[J.J. JOHNSTONE · Rating 5 out of 5]

Good read

Thoroughly enjoyed this book although quite short, would loved it to have gone on a bit longer to see how Daphne and Christopher went on.!!

[Shona Booky Ramblings of a Neurotic Mom · Rating 3 out of 5]

This book is set in the early 50's and as a result it took me a little while to get into the flow of the story. Sometimes its easy to forget how different things were back then.
The book itself was well written and moved the story along rather well. To be honest I found the actual love story a little too 'insta-love', the female lead even mentions they have only known each other 2 and a half weeks... and I was saddened to not see enough interactions between them. It was a relatively short story though, so i guess there are limitations.

[Janice · Rating 5 out of 5]

I read this on the kindle

This is a delightful book it's not very long but a nice story in which you hear a little bit of how Nurse Millie is getting along plus a romance could be in the air

If you been reading the Millie books then you will want to read this one