First World War fiction

SHORTLISTED FOR THE COSTA NOVEL AWARD & A RICHARD & JUDY BOOK CLUB PICKHe had always been scared of flying.

Let much-loved multi-million copy bestseller Rosie Harris take you back in time with this beautifully moving family saga of love, life and trauma.

Spring 1916, and three great armies - French, British and, on the other side of the wire, German - are locked in a stalemate of mud and blood on Europe's Western Front.

'Magnificent - deeply moving' Sunday Times'Engrossing, moving, and unforgettable' The TimesIn the heat of the French summer of 1910, young Englishman Stephen Wraysford arrives in Amiens to stay with the Azaire family.

**Celebrating 100 years of Douglas Reeman.

A HEARTWARMING AND UPLIFTING TALE FOR FANS OF CATHERINE COOKSON AND LESLEY PEARSE On the dark, rough streets of London in 1913, can one girl find the courage to open the door to her destiny?

**The second compelling book in the much loved Red Cliffs Ragged School Series**For orphan Solomon, Red Cliffs offers a place of safety.

A little girl is found abandoned on a beach one chilly Monday in October, alone apart from the body of her mother, cold beside her.

The second in Stewart Binns' acclaimed Great War Series, The Darkness and the Thunder is a sweeping story of war following five families through the terrifying conditions of the Western Front, the slaughter of Gallipoli and the heartbreak of those left at home.

The Shadow of War is the first novel in Stewart Binns's new series which will see a book release for each year of the First World War.

*** THE Sunday Times TOP TEN BESTSELLING AUTHOR *** 'Wonderful .

This book helps readers understand the extent to which shell shock continues to shape modern memories of the First World War.

This book helps readers understand the extent to which shell shock continues to shape modern memories of the First World War.

Previously published as The Watercress GirlsA warm-hearted and nostalgic family saga from the bestselling author of THE WINTER BABY and THE NURSEMAID'S SECRET.

This book explores American literature and culture of the First World War while analyzing the war''s historical context and significance.

This book explores American literature and culture of the First World War while analyzing the war''s historical context and significance.

Critically acclaimed novelist Michael Farris Smith pulls Nick Carraway out of the shadows and into the spotlight in this exhilarating imagination of his life before The Great Gatsby.

The Searing Portrayal Of War That Has Stunned And Galvanized Generations Of ReadersAn immediate bestseller upon its original publication in 1939, Dalton Trumbo?

While Willy has neither the multi-generational sweep nor the moral gravitas of I.

A saga of a divided family and the unwanted child who reunites them.

An encounter with a dying Frenchman changes a young woman's life forever.

The war may be over, but devastating secrets are about to come to light.

In the aftermath of the First World War, the painter Walter Cox cherishes the place of his childhood to keep the pulse of his art alive.

War makes heroes of men, but at what price?

1914, the beginning of a blissful, golden summer.

1911.

Two sisters.

One woman's battles in family, war and tragedy.

Lady Celia Lytton throws the best parties in town.

Published to mark the 100th anniversary of the end of The Great War, Classic Stories of World War I is a compilation of fiction and non-fiction excerpts from the works of world-class authors - such as Joseph Conrad and W.

The final book in Cynthia's War at Home series - Pack Up Your Troubles - is available to pre-order now.

In 1917 the Great War rages on, and for the Hunters, their friends and their servants the war is where they live now.

The brand new series, perfect for fans of DOWNTON ABBEY, from the author of the hugely successful MORLAND DYNASTY novels .

Stirringly told from the view of everyday soldiers, Covenant with Death is acclaimed as one of the greatest novels about war ever written.

THE WORLD'S FAVOURITE AUTHORONE BILLION COPIES SOLDThe ring sealed their fate for ever .

THE WORLD'S FAVOURITE AUTHORONE BILLION COPIES SOLDOne woman's odyssey through a century of turmoil .

For Alan Carter the greatest personal sacrifice of the Great War of 1914-18 is being called-up after only one week of marriage.

Josh and Miriam Retallick and their grandson Ben seem almost part of the wild and rugged Cornish landscape of 1913.

Cornwall, 1914 - Perys Tremayne arrives at St Austell to stay with relatives at the ancient family home of Heligan House.

The year is 1915, and the war is raging on .

In 1914, Britain faces a new kind of war.

Boston, 1918.

'Atonement with just the tiniest dash of Downton Abbey' Red magazine'Gripping and moving' Sunday TimesHauled in a cart to a field hospital in northern France in March 1916, an American woman wakes from unconsciousness to the smell of gas gangrene, the sounds of men in pain, and an almost complete loss of memory: she knows only that she can drive an ambulance, she can draw, and her name is Stella Bain.

A SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLER'Cussler is hard to beat' Daily MailThe amazing second Dirk Pitt classic from multi-million-copy king of the adventure novel, Clive Cussler.

It's November 1917 and the Third Battle of Ypres is lurching towards its bloody conclusion.

'This powerful and subtle play .

Tom Stoppard's dramatisation for BBC TV of Parade's End by Ford Madox Ford will bring new readers to the novel as well as giving Stoppard's audience much that is original to his inventive version of a masterwork of modernist English literature.

'Martin handles this theme with the skill of such illustrious predecessors as Graham Greene - and there is no higher praise than that.