Mrs Martins (eBook, ePUB) - Heavens, Kay
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This is a short story about a young woman who moved to Nigeria from England with her husband. Believing she will be living a life with all the trimmings of the affluent. She was happy to put on hold er nursing career whileshe supported her husband's career ambition. She said good bye to all that was familiar in England to embark on a new adventure with her husband, they will make a family and they will live happily ever after!

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This is a short story about a young woman who moved to Nigeria from England with her husband. Believing she will be living a life with all the trimmings of the affluent. She was happy to put on hold er nursing career whileshe supported her husband's career ambition. She said good bye to all that was familiar in England to embark on a new adventure with her husband, they will make a family and they will live happily ever after!

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K. Heavens was born in Manchester, England. She spent her formative years in Lagos, Nigeria. She is a Registered Nurse with a passion for writing. From an early age, she always enjoyed writing and telling stories. Her passion for story telling was further nurtured by her grandmother who would spend hours in the evening telling folk stories to Kay and her siblings with songs and choruses. Although her father worried that a career path in writing may not be a sustainable source of livelihood. This never prevented Kay from writing. Her father will give positive feedback on her writing. Whenever something came to mind, Kay would be sure to scribble it down. Kay continues to work as a Registered nurse.