
The Nurses of Eastby End
Eastby End Saga, Book 1
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Narrated by:
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Peta Cornish
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By:
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Anna Jacobs
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Rachel Norris wants to forge a new life and career. And she wants to forget her past.
When Rachel qualifies as nurse, she does so because she wants to help others and make a difference. But she is also running from a past life that must stay hidden forever.
Completing her training, Rachel moves to London but misses home desperately, so when she hears about an opportunity to train as a district nurse in a village near Rochdale, she seizes the opportunity, even though it will take her closer to the trouble she left behind. She knows nothing about Eastby End and she is shocked to find it a little more than a slum. It's clear she will need to work hard and keep her wits about her to win the trust of the villagers.
Joss Townley has been reluctantly working in his father's factory but is dismayed at the conditions the workers endure. When his father dies, he sells up immediately to begin travelling but is called home by his mother in an emergency - in order to save the family's fortune he must take on a house in a place called Eastby End. He has no idea what he has bought, and is appalled to see his new neighbours' misery and anger. A meeting with the mayor, Walter Crossley, gives him direction and focus for the first time in his life, and brings him into contact with Rachel.
Can they both survive life in Eastby End? Or will it be the making of them?
Have you discovered all of Anna Jacobs' wonderful series?
For a heartwarming and emotional saga set in a Lancashire valley, try the BIRCH END series:
A DAUGHTER'S JOURNEY
A WIDOW'S COURAGE
A WOMAN'S PROMISE
good story and good to have familiar people Walter etc coming to the stort
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could not stop listening really enjoyed it
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loved the story
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love the simple rhythm of Anna Jacobs books
excellent story
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When Rachel qualifies as nurse, she does so because she wants to help others and make a difference. But she is also running from a past life that must stay hidden forever.
Completing her training, Rachel moves to London but misses home desperately, so when she hears about an opportunity to train as a district nurse in a village near Rochdale, she seizes the opportunity, even though it will take her closer to the trouble she left behind. She knows nothing about Eastby End and she is shocked to find it a little more than a slum. It's clear she will need to work hard and keep her wits about her to win the trust of the villagers.
Joss Townley has been reluctantly working in his father's factory but is dismayed at the conditions the workers endure. When his father dies, he sells up immediately to begin travelling but is called home by his mother in an emergency - in order to save the family's fortune he must take on a house in a place called Eastby End. He has no idea what he has bought, and is appalled to see his new neighbours' misery and anger. A meeting with the mayor, Walter Crossley, gives him direction and focus for the first time in his life, and brings him into contact with Rachel.
Can they both survive life in Eastby End? Or will it be the making of them?
My comments:
I was planning to start the music hall series, however as I started reading that book due to how much I enjoyed Dubaly lake eastby end kept calling to me and I found I could not concentrate on the other book even though I was enjoying the story. Therefor I decided to come back and read eastby end straight away and am I glad I did.
This book was amazing, I loved Rachel's character from the start and my heart went out to her for what she'd been through. I loved Joss as a character as well, again he was caring from the start and both wanted to help others. It was lovely to meet new characters such as Hanny, Theo and lally plus reconnect with Walter and Flaura. I'm already a few chapters into the second book already so that review will hopefully come tomorrow or Thursday depending on when i finish. A 5 star read for me and highly recommend. I would advise reading Dubely lake first before this series as characters from that series are mentioned.
Fantastic book, already on book 2.
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