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300 $a218 p. ;$c21 cm.
520 $a"On the morning of July 1, 1916, Lieutenant Simon Jenson, shellshocked and demoralized after a year and a half in the trenches, makes a life-altering mistake. But with his actions misinterpreted, he is celebrated as a hero. When Simon returns from the war, his wife, Sarah, and daughter, Lucy, find him emotional fragile and prone to violent rages. Caught up in her own grief and loss, Elsa, the Jensons' governess from St. John's, is thrust into the middle of the family's turmoil. Only when one of Simon's fellow soldiers turns up and casts the shadow of blackmail over them all does unexpected change force its way into their lives."--Back cover.
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