The Meuse - Hiatt, Rachael
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1916. Amidst the harrowing chaos of World War I, a dedicated team of American volunteer nurses, led by Lydia Blackwell, find themselves stationed at a French casualty clearing station, near the front lines. Supporting a remarkable team of surgeons and serving countless wounded, they navigate the relentless trials of war. Drawing strength from their unwavering convictions of faith and duty, and the steadfast support they offer one another, their journey explores the enduring forces of healing, love, and faith, even in unimaginably dark times. The Meuse, a medical historical romance, is the…mehr

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1916. Amidst the harrowing chaos of World War I, a dedicated team of American volunteer nurses, led by Lydia Blackwell, find themselves stationed at a French casualty clearing station, near the front lines. Supporting a remarkable team of surgeons and serving countless wounded, they navigate the relentless trials of war. Drawing strength from their unwavering convictions of faith and duty, and the steadfast support they offer one another, their journey explores the enduring forces of healing, love, and faith, even in unimaginably dark times. The Meuse, a medical historical romance, is the debut novel from author Rachael Hiatt and book I of The River Series.
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Rachael Hiatt is an American author and practicing Registered Nurse for over 50 years, with Master's Degrees in both Nursing and Counseling. Her debut work, The River Series, is comprised of eight medical historical romance novels which follow a group of exceptional Nurses and Doctors over a 40 year period, starting in WWI. The journey plunges readers into the struggle to find courage, love, faith, and meaning in the throes of the battle between good and evil. Rachael is a mother of two and grandmother of three. When she sets aside her pen, she finds joy in playing the piano, writing poetry, and observing the migrations of Snow Geese. With heartfelt gratitude to the patients she has had the privilege of serving as well as the practitioners she has worked alongside, to her mother-her most loyal critic-and to God, she humbly offers these novels to her readers.