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Wedding Bells for the Village Nurse
Abigail Gordon
Medical
May 2010
Healing the surgeon’s heart It’s a glorious summer’s day when Jenna Balfour returns to the enchanting Devonshire village of Bluebell Cove. Watching the hazy sunshine glinting off the white-tipped ocean, Jenna knows she’s home for good. She’s welcomed back by the local community with open arms. The only person who keeps his distance is enigmatic Dr Lucas Devereux. But warm-hearted Jenna longs to soothe the pain she glimpses beneath his abrupt exterior… Captivated by Jenna’s warm smile, Lucas feels the ice imprisoning his guarded heart begin to thaw. Before the year is out he’ll make this compassionate village nurse his blushing village bride!
Not up to author's usual standard.
01 April 2010
Review By rubcale
Rating
"This is the first book in a series set in coastal Devon. Mrs Gordon writes from first-hand knowledge of English country life and this shines through in her stories.
In this book it is this which compensates for a surprisingly somewhat tepid and nebulous romance but I enjoy the concept behind the Series and look forward to the remainder of books in it.
6 out of 10."
Okay - ish
04 April 2010
Review By Francessca
Rating
"I have read some books from the medical seies before and have overall enjoyed them, on this occasion though I was a little disappointed. My main problem was the heroine, her character seemded to lack something. I found it quite hard to stay with the story and lost interest half way through but managed to read to the end. Was okay, but nothing special."
07 April 2010
Review By Heather Lawson
Rating
"An enjoyable read set in the English countryside"
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