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Will her soldier sweetheart make it home for Christmas?

Lydia is in training to be a nurse when she first meets Robert, and, despite the differences in their classes and backgrounds, they fall head over heels for one another.

Robert is the nephew of a Lord, and Lydia is a mere doctor's daughter - and a German doctor at that. While her parentage is no hindrance to their relationship in peacetime, when war is declared Robert's family makes it clear they no longer approve of the match.

With no means of contacting Robert on the Western Front, Lydia volunteers herself, joining the Red Cross. But her love affair with Robert has had more than one consequence....

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I found Lydia to be quite judgemental, until she herself was involved in things and then it seemed to be everyone elses fault. Also, i'm not sure how much of Agnes story rings true and would have actually happened. That said, I did enjoy the book.

On to the next reader, little book.

on the bookshelf in the cafe on B level.