<p>Are all romance novels works of fiction, their star-eyed lovers only figments of an author’s imagination? “Nurse Jane Goes to Hawaii” is a play that proves that even our own failed romances can to be an inspiration for true romance novels. Vivien, the eccentric author of the Harlequin romance series is looking forward to a romantic weekend with Edgar, a man whom she recently met. The weekend meeting foreshadows what seems to be Vivien’s first romance...if not for Doris - a woman who turns out to be Edgar’s wife.<br /> A failed romance is only one of Vivien’s problems, the deadline for a first draft of her new novel is fast approaching, but she is in no mood to come up with a plot for a romance novel. Events surrounding her former “lover” take an interesting turn when more “uninvited” guests appear at Edgar and Doris’s home. Could this be the beginning of a marital catastrophe that could serve as the plot for Vivien’s new novel?</p>