After the War is Over

In her sweeping second novel, the bestselling author of Somewhere in France, delves into themes of class, love, and freedom through the journey of Charlotte Brown, a military nurse seeking to rebuild her life in post-Great War Liverpool. As she dedicates herself to helping those in need and enjoys camaraderie with fellow boarders, two pivotal messages disrupt her newfound stability: one from a radical newspaper editor inviting her to speak for the voiceless, and another from Edward Neville-Ashford, her haunting past connection now burdened by his own struggles. Faced with the realities of her aspirations and the ties that bind her to her history, Charlotte must confront her insecurities to discover her true voice and determine the future she desires.