Just published - the 16th Bilbury book!
January 20, 2025 by Doctor Vernon Coleman
`The Young Country Doctor’ series of books are set in the tiny, isolated village of Bilbury which is itself to be found in the English county of Devon. The books are set in the 1970s and describe a world in which dignity, respect and responsibility were not dirty words. It’s a world where log fires were enjoyed not frowned upon, where the Doc visits his patients at home (day and night) and it’s a world in which people could leave their front door open when they popped to the village shop and know that when they returned all their furniture would be where they left it.
The 16th book about Bilbury is now out!
`The Young Country Doctor Book 16: Bilbury Times’ contains stories about the Doc, Patsy and all the village regulars. There are some remarkably difficult diagnostic mysteries for the Doc to solve and a few ethical problems too. There are bizarre events in the village pub `The Duck and Puddle’ and adventures with an American author who develops a mysterious illness and a medical student who finds rural general practice rather a shock. If you haven’t read any of the previous books it doesn’t matter.
Just under 100,000 words long, `The Young Country Doctor Book 16’ is, like its 15 predecessors, unashamedly escapist.
To purchase a copy of `The Young Country Doctor Book 16’ just CLICK HERE
The book is available as a hard cover book, a paperback and an eBook.
Oh, and by the way, I have to mention my books here on my website. Thanks to the suppression, censorship and lies online I have no social media outlet and no mainstream media will review or serialise my books. Internet sites are frightened to interview me in case they get banned too. The result is that my income has been cut by over 80%. I have never accepted advertising or sponsorship and when I could make videos I did not monetise them.
Copyright Vernon Coleman January 2025
Just bought it on amazon, even though I could get it on kindle. Can’t wait ❤️
I love Dr. Coleman but didn't know he wrote a series of books like this. I'll certainly be buying it. I was in England in 1969 and it was exactly as the description in this article says. People were very respectful, polite, things were orderly and England was well, England. I stayed with relatives of a friend and they were both old enough to have been through WW2 in England. I will never forget "Aunt Barbara" saying to me, as our American astronauts were getting ready to land on the moon (this was in July 1969), "You Americans you can do ANYTHING!" The English were in awe of us Americans in those days. Once again, America is about to accomplish the impossible by taking down the deep state and taking back our country, a feat NO OTHER nation has ever done in history.