Carolyn Ann Vaughan Rn: 4 books

WITS' END is two stories of women who must solve a problem. The first story "The Transfer" is about Selma Barclay RN who can no longer tolerate working night shifts and what she does about it. The second story is about Alma Mae, an elderly widow who recieves a foreclosure notice because...

Unless you’ve been asleep for the past fifty years you’ve heard about the evils of the tobacco companies. How they’ve enticed our youth and destroyed the health of millions. You’ve seen the propaganda machine shrieking throughout the land. Observed dirty tactics from many players in the game,...

Gerald is an elderly Maritimer, born on the rocky coast of Nova Scotia within spitting distance of Oak Island. He likes to sit in his rocking chair, drink tea, (sometimes sip homemade moonshine)chew Red Man tobacco and discuss issues of life with his neighbours. He is sometimes funny sometimes sad and always entertaining. Come on in, find a seat by the woodstove and sit a spell.  

This is a Maritime book in content and style. It opens with a diary page from a nurses journal, followed by the story of Alma Mae, a widow trying to save her home. There is a series of twelve topical conversations with Gerald, about issues such as assets, credit cards and car insurance. Then we meet...