Emma’s Peace
Emma’s Peace by Elizabeth Daish, published by Pan Books in 1998, is a work of fiction that unfolds in the autumn of 1944. The narrative centers on nurse Emma Dewar, who is assigned to Heath Cross, a large Victorian hospital in Surrey repurposed during the war to serve as an Emergency Medical Service hospital. This facility is dedicated to treating the casualties from London and the surrounding areas, as well as the wounded from D-Day.
Readers will find a detailed portrayal of the challenges faced by medical staff during a tumultuous period in history. The story explores the complexities of wartime nursing and the emotional toll it takes on those involved. As Emma navigates her responsibilities, the backdrop of romance adds depth to her experiences, highlighting personal connections amidst the chaos of war. With 248 pages, this edition offers an engaging glimpse into the lives of those who served on the front lines of healthcare during a critical time.
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Autumn 1944 and nurse Emma Dewar is sent to Heath Cross, the sprawling Victorian Hospital in Surrey that was taken over at the beginning of the war to become an efficient Emergency Medical Service hospital caring for the victims of London and the Home Counties – and now, the wounded of D-Day.
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