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Arise The Dead I

The Great War

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Pub Date Mar 01 2018 | Archive Date Jul 04 2018

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A sweeping family saga set against the backdrop of two world wars.

Arise The Dead I: The Great War is a poignant blend of memoir and historical fiction, spanning a century (1914-2014) with a focus on the World Wars. Experience history through the eyes of real people, including the author's parents, a young pilot, and fictional characters, all profoundly impacted by war. This first installment centers on World War I, detailing the author's father's experiences in the Battle of Loos (September 1915) and his subsequent wounding.

For readers of historical fiction and family memoirs, this General Trade edition offers a gripping and heartwarming exploration of family history, war stories, and the enduring power of the human spirit. Discover a poignant narrative that captures the essence of World War I and its lasting impact on generations.

A sweeping family saga set against the backdrop of two world wars.

Arise The Dead I: The Great War is a poignant blend of memoir and historical fiction, spanning a century (1914-2014) with a focus on...


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What a page-turner. Interwoven characters from the 1st world war up to modern times. A beautifully written bit of history that can reduce one to tears on more than one occasion. The author, on a battlefield tour, encapsulates the naivety and total horror of a soldier in the trenches who lost so many friends and survived. How life had to 'go on' and why so many did not speak of the atrocities witnessed.

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