Domina

“Domina” by Barbara Wood is a historical fiction novel published by Sphere in 1983. This first edition spans 566 pages and is presented in English. The story follows Samantha, who grows up in the challenging environment of Victorian London, where she aspires to become a doctor. As she navigates the crowded wards of charity hospitals and the contrasting world of high society, Samantha confronts the societal prejudices that hinder women’s access to the medical profession.
Readers will find a narrative that explores themes of ambition and resilience against the backdrop of a transformative era in medicine. The book delves into Samantha’s journey as she strives to overcome obstacles and assert her place in a male-dominated field. With a focus on both the struggles and triumphs of women in the historical context, “Domina” offers insights into the challenges faced by those who dare to defy societal expectations.
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Growing up in the squalor of Victorian London, Samantha dreams of becoming a doctor. From the crowded wards of charity hospitals to the grandeur of society receptions and the calm of medical schools, she uses all her strength and will to fight the prejudice against women becoming doctors. From the author of VITAL SIGNS and SOUL FLAME.
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