
Doctor Luttrell's First Patient
'Doctor Luttrell's First Patient' Summary
In the Victorian era of bustling London, Dr. Edmund Luttrell, a young and ambitious physician, embarks on a journey that will forever alter the course of his life. Fresh out of medical school, he is eager to make his mark at the prestigious St. Bartholomew's Hospital and contribute to the cutting-edge medical practices of the time.
On his first day at the hospital, Dr. Luttrell encounters a mysterious patient named Eliza, a young woman burdened with a hidden affliction she refuses to reveal. Intrigued by Eliza's case, the doctor is drawn to unravel the secrets of her condition. However, as he delves deeper into her world, he finds himself entangled in a web of emotions he never expected.
Amidst the challenges of practicing medicine and the societal norms of the era, a forbidden romance blossoms between Dr. Luttrell and Eliza. As their affection grows, Edmund struggles to balance his professional responsibilities with the love he feels for his patient, aware that pursuing such a relationship could jeopardize his reputation and career.
Set against a backdrop of a rapidly changing society, Doctor Luttrell's First Patient weaves a gripping tale of love, ambition, and the strength of an unyielding bond. Rosa Nouchette Carey's writing style evokes the charm and authenticity of Victorian London, bringing the characters to life with heartwarming detail.
As their relationship deepens, the young doctor is faced with a profound choice—to follow his heart's desire or sacrifice his love on the altar of societal expectations. This captivating Victorian romance explores the complexities of human emotions and the courage to defy convention for the pursuit of true love. This is a compelling and emotionally resonant tale that lingers in the reader's heart, reminding us that love can often come at a great cost. With well-crafted characters and a rich historical setting, Rosa Nouchette Carey delivers a poignant story that will leave readers both enchanted and moved.
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Rosa Nouchette Carey
United Kingdom
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