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One bloody night. One lone survivor. One chance of redemption.
Set in France in 1919, one year after the guns fell silent on the Western Front, Lieutenant Wilfred Rhodes receives a final classified mission: to end the command of Captain Charles Kingsley, the unhinged leader of a Graves Recovery Unit. Still haunted by the loss of his platoon at Passchendaele, Rhodes joins the team tasked with exhuming Australian soldiers. As the peaceful French countryside works its slow healing, he uncovers a secret behind that fateful night and must face the tension between following orders and seeking personal redemption.
“A must‑read for anyone who likes their historical fiction as well‑researched as it is compelling.” — Sophie, Better Reading Facebook+1Better Reading+1
Night in Passchendaele is a cautionary tale about the search for belonging after the trauma of war, and the extraordinary lengths people go to find redemption in the aftermath .
One bloody night. One lone survivor. One chance of redemption.
Set in France in 1919, one year after the guns fell silent on the Western Front, Lieutenant Wilfred Rhodes receives a final classified mission: to end the command of Captain Charles Kingsley, the unhinged leader of a Graves Recovery Unit. Still haunted by the loss of his platoon at Passchendaele, Rhodes joins the team tasked with exhuming Australian soldiers. As the peaceful French countryside works its slow healing, he uncovers a secret behind that fateful night and must face the tension between following orders and seeking personal redemption.
“A must‑read for anyone who likes their historical fiction as well‑researched as it is compelling.” — Sophie, Better Reading Facebook+1Better Reading+1
Night in Passchendaele is a cautionary tale about the search for belonging after the trauma of war, and the extraordinary lengths people go to find redemption in the aftermath .