The Nurse’s Duty: Part I

by Emily Higgs

FBT review:

Step into the heart of World War I with "The Nurse’s Duty: Part I" by Emily Higgs, a captivating historical novel that explores the complexities of humanity during a time of chaos. Set in a secluded Belgian cottage, the story follows nurse Amelie Becker as she tends to a wounded German soldier, challenging her beliefs about the enemy. As their bond deepens amidst the ravages of war, they must navigate the blurred lines between friend and foe. Will their connection withstand the challenges they face, or will fate tear them apart? Dive into this gripping tale of love, compassion, and courage, perfect for readers seeking a poignant and compelling indie book.

Publisher Description:

Amidst the chaos of World War I, Amelie Becker finds sanctuary in her secluded Belgian cottage. But when a fallen pilot crashes into her life, her peaceful existence is shattered. Drawn to the wreckage, Amelie discovers a wounded German soldier and against all odds, she chooses to save him.

As she tends to her unexpected guest, she uncovers layers of humanity beneath his uniform, challenging her preconceived notions of the enemy. Their fragile bond grows amidst the ravages of war, but Amelie must navigate the blurred lines between friend and foe.

Will their unlikely connection survive the horrors of war or will fate tear them apart?