Waterloo Station

In the summer of 1938, Maude Latham, a bold and striking American, starts her studies at Oxford with no idea how profoundly the coming years will reshape her life and the world around her. She falls for Stephen Kendall, a literature tutor who is already married, and comes to believe what the Romantic poets wrote about love lasting forever. When Stephen enlists in the Royal Navy and vanishes, Maude is drawn into the war as a nurse treating trauma patients, and her faith in Stephen and in love is tested. This is Emily Grayson's newest novel, a story about two people caught in a turbulent period of history and bound by a passion that seems to outlast it.