Stand Defiant

by Stuart Minor

1918. The German High Command, dismayed by their failure at Amiens, look for a way to knock the British out of the war. They plan to launch a devastating assault towards the channel ports, hoping that one last great battle will be enough to end the war in triumph. Harry and his section, after weeks of fierce fighting, will once again be thrust into the heart of a desperate struggle, as the Germans attack and the British are forced to cling desperately on in the face of overwhelming odds. With no room to retreat, the tired and war weary soldiers are the only thing stood in the way of a German victory. With their backs to the wall, they must stand defiant before the enemy.

260 pages, Kindle Edition

Published July 24, 2018

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]

A Defiant Stand

After reading all the books with Harry and his gang from the first story set in 1914 to the present book set in 1918 I have thoroughly enjoyed all of the books .Once started reading the novels I cannot put them down. Being so descriptive and putting you there right amongst the terror , smells , and fears of everyone you feel that you are part of the section Harry is in charge of . Please keep the stories coming Mr Minor ! I know at some point they will end but until then keep them coming .

[christine andrews · Rating 5 out of 5]

Consistently Excellent

One of the best authors I have read. Watch out Bernard Cornwell, you have serious competition. Can't wait for the next installment.

[Mr S N Vaz · Rating 4 out of 5]

A good read.

Enjoyed it. Characters are like good friends, having followed earlier books. Looking forward to the next instalment. Action scenes are described in detail.