Angielski
When This War Is Over is the sequel to No White Flowers, Please. Rhoda Pritchard, 19 years old, has moved from Bath to Salisbury, where she becomes a nurse in a small private psychiatric hospital. There are two men in Rhoda's life: Harold, a struggling artist, and Lawrence, a suave and handsome man. When Harold goes abroad to assist his missionary parents, friends advise Rhoda to forget him and take Lawrence who is available. Which one will she choose? The decision she comes to has far-reaching consequences for them all. Then after war is declared, all their lives are overturned. About the Author: Elaine Blick was born in Salisbury, England, moved to New Zealand when she was five years old, and has spent her life living between the two countries. She was a teacher and holds an MA in English from Auckland University. She also wrote the novels Where the Bellbird Sings and No White Flowers, Please. Publisher's website: http://sbpra.com/ElaineBlick
