Yours Is the Night
A journey of hope in war-torn France
Format:Paperback
Publisher:Baker Publishing Group
Published:14th Sep '21
Should be back in stock very soon
In Yours Is the Night, Mireilles faces the devastation of war, while Matthew and his comrades embark on a transformative journey to bring her hope and safety.
In Yours Is the Night, Mireilles experiences a profound upheaval as the Great War intrudes upon her once peaceful existence in the Forest of Argonne. The war takes away her familiar world, leaving her isolated and vulnerable. When Platoon Sergeant Matthew Petticrew and his two companions stumble upon her, they quickly realize that she is alone and in desperate need of help. Their mission becomes clear: they must find a way to get her to safety amidst the chaos of war. As they navigate the dangers of their surroundings, the trio discovers that their paths are intertwined in ways they could never have imagined.
The narrative unfolds against the backdrop of the Great War, where the trenches become a haunting reminder of the sacrifices made by soldiers. Matthew, burdened by his own shadowy past, yearns for light and hope in a world filled with darkness. One night, the soldiers are captivated by an enchanting voice that seems to rise from the depths of the forest, providing a brief escape from their grim reality. This ethereal sound, dubbed 'The Angel of Argonne' by the soldiers, inspires them to seek solace amid the horrors of battle, as they learn of the mysterious presence that honors the fallen with floral tributes.
As the journey progresses, Yours Is the Night explores themes of resilience, hope, and the transformative power of human connection in times of despair. The characters are forced to confront their fears and desires, leading them to discover their true selves and the strength to fight for a brighter future. This poignant tale serves as a tribute to the brave soldiers of World War I, reflecting on the enduring impact of their sacrifices on both the battlefield and in the hearts of those they leave behind.
- Commended for Christy Awards (Historical) 2022
ISBN: 9780764232688
Dimensions: 214mm x 147mm x 26mm
Weight: 334g
368 pages