Bittersweet chronicles the lives of four sisters—two pairs of twins—as they pursue nursing careers in 1920s Australia, facing love, scandal, and societal barriers.
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Bittersweet chronicles the lives of four sisters—two pairs of twins—as they pursue nursing careers in 1920s Australia, facing love, scandal, and societal barriers.
As a widow at twenty-six, Zoe isn't looking for love. She's just looking for the energy to get through the next day and take care of her infant son. She might have to deal with Adam, her husband's cousin and business partner, but she doesn't have to like it. She doesn't have to like him.But he just won't go away.Adam knows that Zoe needs time and space to heal, so he resolves to be a friend and help her when he can. He wants to do the right thing. He doesn't want to act on feelings he shouldn't ...
will contain mild spoilers
Recurring on-page sexual scenes in romantic contexts, including affairs; moderate explicitness.
Brief medical scenes and minor injuries as part of nursing profession.
Occasional use of mild profanity and strong language.
Minor depictions of social alcohol consumption.
No LGBTQIA+ representation
Brief religious references in character decisions and settings.
No witchcraft or occult elements
No evidence found in available sources.
Recurring themes of gender inequality, women's rights, and prejudices in 1920s Australia.
No self-harm or suicide depicted
Central elements of toxic relationships, grief, abortion, death of parent, and panic attacks/disorders.
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