Turning Point

Turning Point

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Four high-flying trauma surgeons from San Francisco are all at the top of their game professionally - but at what cost? They live for their hours in the fast-paced environment of the hospital, but outside work their lives are falling apart . . . When they're approached about a secondment in Paris, none of them can turn down the opportunity. They meet their French counterparts and before long, friendships - and relationships - form. But when disaster strikes - a disaster they've long-prepared for - each of their lives is changed forever. And suddenly, the priorities that once seemed so crucial, don't seem to mean so much after all. Turning Point is a highly-charged, emotional tale about how suddenly life can change for all of us, and that we might find what we're looking for in the most unlikely of places . . .

Author: Danielle Steel
Format: Paperback, 288 pages, 153mm x 234mm, 362 g
Published: 2019, Pan Macmillan, United Kingdom
Genre: Romance & Sagas
Interest Age: From 18 years

Description
Four high-flying trauma surgeons from San Francisco are all at the top of their game professionally - but at what cost? They live for their hours in the fast-paced environment of the hospital, but outside work their lives are falling apart . . . When they're approached about a secondment in Paris, none of them can turn down the opportunity. They meet their French counterparts and before long, friendships - and relationships - form. But when disaster strikes - a disaster they've long-prepared for - each of their lives is changed forever. And suddenly, the priorities that once seemed so crucial, don't seem to mean so much after all. Turning Point is a highly-charged, emotional tale about how suddenly life can change for all of us, and that we might find what we're looking for in the most unlikely of places . . .