Reviews for A dictionary of nursing theory and research

The average rating for A dictionary of nursing theory and research based on 2 reviews is 4.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2018-03-11 00:00:00 Tomas Lajdar This was a pleasant surprise! I've not heard much about this book and read it because it was selected for a group read. It involves a mythology surrounding three small statues, the Fates, and the search to find all of them and reunite them. It begins in Ireland with the Sullivan family and reaches across the globe, culminating in New York. I loved everything about the story, from the characters (didn't love all of them at first), to the mythology itself, the romances and the mystery/suspense. It initially feels like a trilogy in one but once you get started, you soon realize that the stories are so interwoven it would be a mistake to try to separate them. I especially liked the sting in the end as it was particularly inventive and played to everyone's strength. It was also a change of pace to have a woman be the villain of the story. Finally, the dialogue cadence for the Irish characters seemed perfect, adding even more authenticity. This is now in my top five favorites of her single titles, even though it wasn't particularly suspenseful. But, the underlying tension created by Anita made up for that absence.

Review # 2 was written on 2016-10-05 00:00:00 James Summers Oh, I loved this book - you get three completly different love stores in one book! Yeah!!! I also loved how the histories of thier families were woven together - it was FATE! LOL A lovely, easy to read and full of funny moments!