Wait For Me

IN the midst of war, when your days are filled with endless chores and you are praying for an Allied victory so that your beloved brothers can return home, the last thing you want is a ­German prisoner of war in your home.
When Paul, the new farmhand assigned to her father's farm, turns out to be one, Lorna is appalled. She can't imagine working alongside the enemy.
But time spent with Paul slowly allows her to see past his nationality, and his ruined face, to the person who gradually fills her every thought.
Lorna risks losing everything she values – her family, her friends and the life she has always known. But neither reason nor fear can stop their love.
Author Leech paints a vivid picture of life during the war, with the rationing and the fears as well as the sacrifices one has to make, as a backdrop for her love story.
And out of this hell comes a silver lining, in the form of love so sweet and innocent. it brings tears to the eyes.
Wait For Me is poignant and heart warming and a totally engaging read.