The first half of this book takes place in Viet Nam, in 1967-1969. Not a good time. Frankie is a young, naive nurse. She learns fast. The second half is when she gets home, suffering from what is later known as PTSD. But she's told that women weren't in Viet Nam, and therefore couldn't have any problems. This second half was not as mesmerizing as the first was. A few too many 'coincidences' for one person. But still, it's well written, and will hold your interest. If you're looking for more on Viet Nam era nurses, read 'Don't Mean Nothing' by Susan O'Neill also.
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