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A house divided
Blinded during the Second World War, Matthew Wallingham feels he is faced with a grim future. His nurse, Elizabeth Duckworth, becomes his saving grace. Matthew is faced with a new set of problems upon returning home and soon finds that all of his thoughts are focused on Elizabeth as his only hope for a happy future.but she has a secret that will bring horrifying violence to the Wallingham clan.
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- "Blinded during the Second World War, Matthew Wallingham feels he is faced with a grim future. His nurse, Elizabeth Duckworth, becomes his saving grace. Matthew is faced with a new set of problems upon returning home and soon finds that all of his thoughts are focused on Elizabeth as his only hope for a happy future.but she has a secret that will bring horrifying violence to the Wallingham clan."@en
- "By Dr Ann Thomas."@en
- "Jack the Bookman."
- "Matthew Wallingham, a blind English veteran, tries to rebuild his life with the help of a loving nurse."
- "Despite the expectations that he will marry well even after being blinded in the war, Michael Wallingham alienates members of his wealthy family by turning to his nurse, Elizabeth Ducksworth, for solace."
- "When Matthew Wallingham returns home after being blinded in the war, he tries to save the family farm, make peace with his resentful family, and find happiness with the woman he loves."
- "Invalided out of the army at the end of the Second World War, Matthew Wallingham can't even look forward to his new future. As he lies in a hospital bed, he wonders what place there is in a new social order for a blind man - even if he is a decorated war hero. He has the sympathy of his family and friends, but it seems that the only person who is able to help him in his depression is his nurse, Liz. But Liz herself has a shadow hanging over her that will bring a terrifying violence into the Wallingham family's life."@en
- "Blinded during the Second World War, Matthew Wallingham, a decorated war hero, feels he is faced with a grim future. Lying in his hospital bed, he imagines his life as an invalid and falls into a depression that neither his friends nor his family can coax him out of. His nurse, Elizabeth Duckworth, becomes his saving grace - her gentleness, warmth and compassion bring new vitality to Matthew's heart."
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