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From the fields of Somerset to the shattered lines of Arras - a young man's journey into war becomes a timeless tribute to sacrifice. 1917. Tom Boyce leaves his family's farm at dawn, his home-earth still warm under his boots. He heads for the front, his simple world of ploughing and harvests traded for mud, shellfire and trenches. As he learns to fight, endure and hold onto what remains of his humanity, the land he once knew seems a world away. In the ruins of the Battle of Arras, Tom confronts loss that echoes across generations, and a brotherhood forged in fear that will bind him long after…mehr

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From the fields of Somerset to the shattered lines of Arras - a young man's journey into war becomes a timeless tribute to sacrifice. 1917. Tom Boyce leaves his family's farm at dawn, his home-earth still warm under his boots. He heads for the front, his simple world of ploughing and harvests traded for mud, shellfire and trenches. As he learns to fight, endure and hold onto what remains of his humanity, the land he once knew seems a world away. In the ruins of the Battle of Arras, Tom confronts loss that echoes across generations, and a brotherhood forged in fear that will bind him long after the guns fall silent. Through shattered villages and frozen fields, his story becomes one of resilience, hope and the quiet insistence of memory. Rich with rural authenticity and vivid in its portrayal of war's cost, this novel is a tribute to those who left the soil behind and found their fate in distant lands. A profound, emotionally charged journey, it speaks to readers who seek history through the individual, and the enduring link between home, country and the men who gave everything.
Autorenporträt
Jason Cobley lives in Warwickshire and studied English Language and Literature in Birmingham. His first novel, The Legend of Tom Hickathrift, was published by Mogzilla in 2012. He writes adventure stories for DC Thompson's long-running Commando comic. His comics writing has appeared in many publications, most notably for educational publishers Classical Comics. His Frankenstein graphic novel gained an IPPY award. His versions of Frankenstein, Dracula and An Inspector Calls continue to be used in schools internationally as teaching resources. He currently teaches English as Head of Faculty at a secondary school. A Hundred Years to Arras is his second novel.