![]() There is more to the story than what I just mentioned but that covers much of the angst within the book. ![]() This is my first read from Patricia Harman. His wife, Patience, no matter how much she is loved, finds herself caught in the middle of trying to find hope to hold onto to her life, family and dealing with the consequences of their divided beliefs. There is more behind why he isn't but in the eyes of others, he's labeled a draft dodger and doesn't love his country. Along the homefront in Hope River, the residents supporting the wartime effort find themselves on the divide among each other when it comes out that one of their beloved residents, Daniel Hester, is a conscientious objector and is prosecuted for his beliefs. ![]() ![]() Pearl Harbor has been bombed, Hitler is on his terrible reign in Germany while war looms through Europe. Patricia Harman's Once a Midwife brings the reader to the homefront during WWI. ![]()
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