This is part two of the Regeneration Trilogy. Endland is still at war in this novel about W.W.1 and the bravery of it's people.

I'll hold off on reading this until I get my hands on the first book in the trilogy, but the fact that it's yet another queer war novel that ends in death might keep me from reading it at all. (I'm currently working on a thesis on the manner in which queer warriors are portrayed in war lit as tragic and emasculating; it makes me really crave a war novel with queer characters who DON'T die.)

I might just release it back into the wild somewhere in Berks County; maybe it'll shake up some conservatives. :)