| Author: | Rupert Colley | ISBN: | 1230000282369 |
| Publisher: | Rupertcolley.com | Publication: | November 25, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Rupert Colley |
| ISBN: | 1230000282369 |
| Publisher: | Rupertcolley.com |
| Publication: | November 25, 2014 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Two brothers. One woman. A nation at war.
A compelling story of war, brotherly love, romance and betrayal during World War One.
"I would say this novel is far superior to Pat Barker's Regeneration."
Vast in scope and intimate in the portrayal of three lives swept along by circumstances, This Time Tomorrow moves from the drawing rooms of Edwardian London to the trenches of the Western Front and to the uncertainty of post-war Britain.
When Guy Searight volunteers to fight with the British army in the early days of World War One, he leaves behind his girlfriend, Mary. While away fighting, Guy’s younger brother, Jack, seizes an opportunity to woo Mary for himself.
Forthright and self assured, Guy has always looked out for his confident but frail brother and blithely promises his fretting mother that he’ll look out for him when Jack’s turn comes to join up. But embittered by Jack’s betrayal, Guy vows that when Jack has to face the horrors of war for himself, he won’t be there to look after him.
When the brothers are reunited in the trenches of the Western Front, their thoughts are both with Mary. As Jack buckles under the strain of war, can Guy sustain his anger and allow his brother to suffer alone?
A shocking event, catastrophic in its intensity and barbaric in its conclusion, forces Guy to re-evaluate his relationship with his brother, with Mary and ultimately himself.
This Time Tomorrow: a Novel of World War One is a tale of love, loss and longing.
"A tale of love, loyalty, and conflict of a scope few writers could realize but all readers will enjoy."
"Heart-stopping historical fiction," Kathryn Atwood, author.
“A thoroughly enjoyable but sad story. Captured so much of the life and death during World War One. Hard to put down.”
“Great descriptive story.....brought tears to my eyes....very well written......couldn't put it down...highly recommend...you won't be disappointed.”
"This Time Tomorrow is a beautifully written and compulsive read."
"So many twists and turns you could never predict where you were going to be on the next page."
"An incredibly moving novel and wonderfully written. Highly recommended and one which I shall long remember."
Rupert Colley is the founder, editor and writer of the hugely successful History In An Hour series of ebooks and audio, published by HarperCollins, including the bestselling World War One: History In An Hour. This Time Tomorrow: a Novel of World War One is his second of five superb works of historical fiction.
"A real page turner."
Historical fiction with heart and drama.
Two brothers. One woman. A nation at war.
A compelling story of war, brotherly love, romance and betrayal during World War One.
"I would say this novel is far superior to Pat Barker's Regeneration."
Vast in scope and intimate in the portrayal of three lives swept along by circumstances, This Time Tomorrow moves from the drawing rooms of Edwardian London to the trenches of the Western Front and to the uncertainty of post-war Britain.
When Guy Searight volunteers to fight with the British army in the early days of World War One, he leaves behind his girlfriend, Mary. While away fighting, Guy’s younger brother, Jack, seizes an opportunity to woo Mary for himself.
Forthright and self assured, Guy has always looked out for his confident but frail brother and blithely promises his fretting mother that he’ll look out for him when Jack’s turn comes to join up. But embittered by Jack’s betrayal, Guy vows that when Jack has to face the horrors of war for himself, he won’t be there to look after him.
When the brothers are reunited in the trenches of the Western Front, their thoughts are both with Mary. As Jack buckles under the strain of war, can Guy sustain his anger and allow his brother to suffer alone?
A shocking event, catastrophic in its intensity and barbaric in its conclusion, forces Guy to re-evaluate his relationship with his brother, with Mary and ultimately himself.
This Time Tomorrow: a Novel of World War One is a tale of love, loss and longing.
"A tale of love, loyalty, and conflict of a scope few writers could realize but all readers will enjoy."
"Heart-stopping historical fiction," Kathryn Atwood, author.
“A thoroughly enjoyable but sad story. Captured so much of the life and death during World War One. Hard to put down.”
“Great descriptive story.....brought tears to my eyes....very well written......couldn't put it down...highly recommend...you won't be disappointed.”
"This Time Tomorrow is a beautifully written and compulsive read."
"So many twists and turns you could never predict where you were going to be on the next page."
"An incredibly moving novel and wonderfully written. Highly recommended and one which I shall long remember."
Rupert Colley is the founder, editor and writer of the hugely successful History In An Hour series of ebooks and audio, published by HarperCollins, including the bestselling World War One: History In An Hour. This Time Tomorrow: a Novel of World War One is his second of five superb works of historical fiction.
"A real page turner."
Historical fiction with heart and drama.
