Lucilla Matthew Andrews was a prolific author renowned for her doctor-nurse romances. Drawing from her own experiences as a nurse, she crafted compelling narratives filled with emotional depth and realism. Her works often explore the complexities of relationships and the personal challenges faced by her characters. Andrews was a founding member of the Romantic Novelists' Association, leaving behind a significant literary legacy.
Returning to St. Martha's as a staff nurse after one year of marriage, five years of widowhood and with a five-year-old daughter to support would daunt any young mother. Yet Pippa Holtsmoor had to make it work. But she had not bargained for the cynical presence of Dr Joel Kirby, the man who had warned her against her marriage.