It is the end of the Great War and returning soldiers are bringing their shattered minds back home with them. For Caitlin, who is one of the first female graduates in psychology and an intern at the Toronto Hospital for the Insane, this is a critical time. Her professional and her emotional lives are complicated by a relationship with a young schizophrenic patient and the haunting encounter with a traumatized young lawyer just returned from the battlefield. Sumptuously written and meticulously crafted, this novella brings to life an important part of Toronto’s past. --- from the publisher About the Author: Barbara Ponomareff has been a child psychotherapist by profession. Since her retirement she has been able to pursue her life-long interest in literature, psychology and art. She published a novella on the painter J.S. Chardin, and several short stories in various literary magazines, as well as poetry in anthologies and professional journals. | 
