Hell in Flanders

by Stuart Minor

1917. After the stunning victory at Messines the British Army are poised to strike once more at the Germans. Hopes are high that the offensive will shatter the German hold in Flanders once and for all. However, the Germans are prepared to meet the attack with a stubborn defence. They will not yield a single inch of ground without a fight. The battle is set to be a bloody struggle, a deciding clash of empires where the fate of the entire war hangs in the balance. Harry and his section are thrown into a savage fight of attrition, an endless, grinding hell of unrivalled ferocity as the mud soaked Flanders plain becomes host to a battle that will be remembered for all time as Passchendaele.

290 pages, Kindle Edition

Published July 12, 2017

About the author

Stuart Minor was born and raised in the rural county of Shropshire. Before becoming a professional writer he worked in a number of different trades and countries, seeing the world and doing everything from labouring to management. He has a degree in history and has been writing full-time since 2014 when he published his first novel: The Call of War. Since then he has seen considerable success, his series of sixteen books set in the First World War receiving high acclaim.

Reviews

[Stephen John Scoffield · Rating 5 out of 5]

Another great story

Another great story once again about Harry and his pals , what they had to put up with before, during, and after the battles . The relentless weather and appalling living conditions of trench life , the fear , the jubilation etc they all went through , cracking book once again . Look forward to more novels by this great author.

[S J Millard · Rating 5 out of 5]

Enjoyed reading

I really enjoyed reading the novel, true to life. Every chapter brings the idea of danger and strife the mend went through