The Officer's Nurse

From bestselling author Merryn Allingham comes an uplifting and emotional WWII saga about one young woman's journey to finding her place in the world.

Please note this is a revised edition of The Nurse's War.

London, 1941. Daisy Driscoll has only just fallen asleep after a gruelling day on the ward when a hammering on the door wakes her. The Home Sister shouts for the nurses to come down immediately. Through the blur of sleep, Daisy hears the unmistakable drone of the siren and planes in the distance. Another night raid, another night spent on mattresses in the basement.

Yet this isn't the only war Daisy is fighting: there's a battle raging in her heart as she deals with her husband's cruel betrayal. Determined to forge a new life for herself, Daisy vows never to rely on a man again.

But the shadows of the past have followed her, growing closer all the time, and there is only one person who makes her feel that she's not all alone in the world — handsome Grayson Harte. How to keep him at arm's length when she must face her very deepest fears?

Then one evening, trapped in one of the worst air raids of the Blitz, Daisy realises that if she survives this night — and this war — she must learn to listen to her heart as well as her head.