The Song of a Nightingale (The Westcott Girls, #4)

It's the summer of 1939, and Gail Richmond steps down from the train knowing her future is uncertain.

During her travels in Europe, she witnessed the suffering that modern conflict brings, she is set on training as a nurse. But her father, a wealthy and influential lawyer, has other ideas. Firmly entrenched in old world thinking, he plans to marry her into affluence.

These two powerful characters are set to collide. Who will come out on top? The underage daughter with a strong vocation and a secret love, or the overbearing father with the law on his side.

As he marshals his resources to force her into submission, she makes plans to wrest control of her life. It will require a cool head and every scrap of courage. And he is growing suspicious. He is watching every move she makes. Volatile and demanding, he will act swiftly if crossed.

A gripping tale of courage, love, and the will to be free.