That Which Hath Wings: A Novel of the Day
by Richard Dehan · World War, 1914-1918
Richard Dehan's compelling novel set during World War I, exploring love and sacrifice.
Richard Dehan's novel is set during World War I and follows the lives of Stephen Orme and Mary Clevedon as they navigate the challenges of war and love. Stephen, a young artist, must confront the harsh realities of war, while Mary struggles to maintain hope in the face of uncertainty. As the war progresses, they must make difficult choices that test their love and their courage. That Which Hath Wings is a moving exploration of love, sacrifice, and the human spirit in times of conflict.
Highlights
- Compelling WWI novel
- Vivid storytelling
- Exploration of love and sacrifice
- Memorable characters
- Wartime setting
Why read it
- A compelling World War I novel
- Richard Dehan's vivid storytelling
- Exploration of love and sacrifice during war
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