Cold Snap

Set in post-World War II Britain during the late 1940s, the narrative explores the complex feelings of citizens grappling with the presence of German prisoners of war. It delves into themes of forgiveness, resentment, and the struggle for reconciliation in a society trying to rebuild itself. Through various characters and their interactions, the story highlights the moral dilemmas and societal tensions that arise as communities confront their past and seek a path toward healing.