The Postmaster's Daughter

Set in June, amid the beauty of a pre-war England, the story introduces John Menzies Grant, who finds himself in a moment of perplexity despite his youthful advantages. As he enjoys a leisurely morning in his garden, the contrast between his privileged life and his inner turmoil becomes evident. The narrative captures the essence of a changing world, reflected in the architectural details of his surroundings, symbolizing the tension between tradition and the impending upheaval of war.