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Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781788160681
Year: 2018
Publisher: Profile Books
Pages: 192
Dive into a gripping narrative with this powerful novel that captures the harrowing realities of war and the complexity of human relationships. 'Strange Meeting' transports you to the battle-scarred landscapes of France during World War I, where John Hilliard, a young officer, grapples with the daunting changes in his battalion after a medical leave. His once-familiar command has devolved into chaos, with an alcoholic commanding officer, a new adjutant, and the haunting loss of close friends.
Yet amidst this turmoil, Hilliard encounters David Barton—an embodiment of youthful innocence and charm, untouched by the horrors of battle. As they approach the front line, their deepening friendship provides a stark contrast to the violence surrounding them. Explore themes of camaraderie, sacrifice, and the poignant impact of war on human love through this compelling story.
' strange meeting' is not just another war novel; it's a moving exploration of how conflict shapes relationships and the heavy toll it takes on the human spirit. Perfect for readers who appreciate literary fiction intertwined with historical narratives. This book is a must-have for your collection.
Delivery Information: Your order will be processed promptly and shipped to you via a reliable courier service. Expect your delivery within 3-5 business days for national orders and 7-12 business days for international orders. Enjoy fast and efficient delivery to your doorstep.
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781788160681
Year: 2018
Publisher: Profile Books
Pages: 192
Description:
Returning to his battalion in France after a period of medical leave in England, John Hilliard, a young officer, finds his division almost unrecognisable. His commanding officer is an alcoholic, there is a new adjutant and several of his close friends have been killed.
But there is David Barton. As yet untouched and unsullied by war, fresh-faced and radiating charm. As the pair approach the front line, bloodied by the deaths of their fellow soldiers, their friendship deepens. But as the reality of the violence sets in, the men know that they will soon be separated...
A poignant novel on human love as war and the pity of war.
ISBN: 9781788160681
Year: 2018
Publisher: Profile Books
Pages: 192
Dive into a gripping narrative with this powerful novel that captures the harrowing realities of war and the complexity of human relationships. 'Strange Meeting' transports you to the battle-scarred landscapes of France during World War I, where John Hilliard, a young officer, grapples with the daunting changes in his battalion after a medical leave. His once-familiar command has devolved into chaos, with an alcoholic commanding officer, a new adjutant, and the haunting loss of close friends.
Yet amidst this turmoil, Hilliard encounters David Barton—an embodiment of youthful innocence and charm, untouched by the horrors of battle. As they approach the front line, their deepening friendship provides a stark contrast to the violence surrounding them. Explore themes of camaraderie, sacrifice, and the poignant impact of war on human love through this compelling story.
' strange meeting' is not just another war novel; it's a moving exploration of how conflict shapes relationships and the heavy toll it takes on the human spirit. Perfect for readers who appreciate literary fiction intertwined with historical narratives. This book is a must-have for your collection.
Delivery Information: Your order will be processed promptly and shipped to you via a reliable courier service. Expect your delivery within 3-5 business days for national orders and 7-12 business days for international orders. Enjoy fast and efficient delivery to your doorstep.
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781788160681
Year: 2018
Publisher: Profile Books
Pages: 192
Description:
Returning to his battalion in France after a period of medical leave in England, John Hilliard, a young officer, finds his division almost unrecognisable. His commanding officer is an alcoholic, there is a new adjutant and several of his close friends have been killed.
But there is David Barton. As yet untouched and unsullied by war, fresh-faced and radiating charm. As the pair approach the front line, bloodied by the deaths of their fellow soldiers, their friendship deepens. But as the reality of the violence sets in, the men know that they will soon be separated...
A poignant novel on human love as war and the pity of war.