Of Love and War

The war may be over, but devastating secrets are about to come to light... Of Love and War is a compelling tale of love, guilt and retribution in the aftermath of the Great War from masterful writer, Paul Doherty. Perfect for fans of Pat Barker and Sebastian Barry. ''A powerful and poignant novel with echoes of Birdsong and Gallipoli, [Paul Doherty''s] exuberant story of love, guilt and retribution vividly captures the courage and tragedy of the Great War''s survivors as the face an uncertain future'' - Newcastle Evening Chronicle In 1921, Lieutenant Henry Gilpin is scouring the country seeking out those who, perhaps, did not do their best for king and country in the Great War. In the mining town of Crouden, Jack Aylward''s name is on the top of his list. Many men never returned to Crouden from the mud of Northern France; the survivors are tragically altered. Gilpin may exorcise their ghosts, but he brings new terrors