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Devon, 1918. When Jessie Hale loses her nursing job, she leaves London to become the nurse maid to the Kendle family. On arrival she finds the family in disarray. When their elderly Nanny suffers a bad fall, Jessie has to try to bring the household together. Gradually Jessie finds her place in their lives. Jessie soon starts to love her life at Kendlebury Hall, but problems arise when her feelings for her employer start to change... No library descriptions found. |
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I found Jessie’s Promise to be nicely written and easy to read. I really liked the character of Jessie Hale. Jessie forthright, stubborn, hardworking, knows her mind. I give Jessie’s Promise 4 out of 5 stars. There are a couple of slow paces, but they are outweighed by the rest of the novel. I really enjoyed reading about Jessie’s journey, and the author provides a lovely ending. The author did not give us another predictable romance novel. I only summarized the novel above. There is so much more in the book. Jessie’s Promise shows us a flawed family. She provides us with different characters with various personalities. Ms. Clarke also gave us the gamut of emotions with joy, tragedy, love, grief, heartbreak. I appreciate that Rosie Clarke included little Cathy and her challenges. It was interesting to see how Jessie responded to Cathy and her developmental challenges. Jessie’s Promise contains good life lessons that are still applicable in today’s society. I am looking forward to reading Rosie Clarke’s other novels. ( )