W. F. Morris (1892–1975)

So what so the truth of Bretherton, was he an English soldier or a German officer, during the Great war. This is his story as told by him, and the story from others viewpoints.
An interesting thriller, told from the beginning of the war up until the last day, with its descriptions of the conditions of the war.
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Two young men, Tankard and Rawley decide to enlist in the army, and later meet for a few minutes while in France. The next time Tankard believes he sees Rawley is in front of a German firing squad, as he also has been taken prisoner. This is Tankard's First World War tale.
For the most part this is quite a depressing story, hardly surprising concerning the topic. But worthwhile if this is a genre that you enjoy reading.
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I enjoyed this 1930 vintage novel using the deserters in no man's land plot. I had never heard of the author before and came across his name in an article about something else. It has a nice twist at the end.