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Fields Of Faith. Liberating Le Quesnoy, #2
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- Date de parution16/08/2026
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-1-0670288-9-3
- EAN9781067028893
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- ÉditeurRed Rose Publishing
Résumé
A battlefront hospitalWomen saving livesFriendships formed, families torn apartFrance 1914: The German invasion stymies Eugenie's dream to become a doctor. Desperate to aid the war effort and remain close to her beau, André, she signs on as a volunteer. With her new found friend, Sophie, a young woman striving to earn the approval of her family, the volunteers battle with rules and protocols stifling their ability to utilise basic nursing skills.
Adie, a New Zealand nurse far from home, the only daughter in a family of seven joins the pair as they transfer to a field hospital close to the battlefront. Living under the constant threat of attack, the bonds of friendship are strengthened. The women support one another, finding humour and love amid the horrors of war. As weapons evolve and fighting tactics adapt, the women's nursing skills are honed but together they learn not all injuries are able to be cleansed, stitched and bandaged.
Some linger deeper and require more than a field hospital or a nurse can possibly provide.
Adie, a New Zealand nurse far from home, the only daughter in a family of seven joins the pair as they transfer to a field hospital close to the battlefront. Living under the constant threat of attack, the bonds of friendship are strengthened. The women support one another, finding humour and love amid the horrors of war. As weapons evolve and fighting tactics adapt, the women's nursing skills are honed but together they learn not all injuries are able to be cleansed, stitched and bandaged.
Some linger deeper and require more than a field hospital or a nurse can possibly provide.
