"Jean Craig, Graduate Nurse" by Kay Lyttleton is a touching story primarily set in a mid-20th century village healthcare setting. The book follows Jean Craig, a newly graduated nurse, as she balances her professional duties with her family’s issues and romantic interests. The story begins with her graduation preparations, set against the backdrop of various family illnesses and community health concerns. As Jean and her fellow nurses celebrate a colleague's upcoming wedding, Jean faces her own relationship challenges due to her fiancé's absence. The narrative unfolds to reveal the strong family bonds and emerging romances, highlighting Jean's journey as she faces both her professional and personal ambitions.
Jean Craig, Graduate Nurse
By Kay Lyttleton
Amidst family illnesses and community epidemics, a newly graduated nurse navigates budding romances and professional aspirations in a close-knit village, while her absentee fiancé creates emotional hurdles.
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