Rough Justice

The early lives of Molly and Auberon Garth were beset by tragedy.

Even so, the two children, along with their friend Victor, succeed in creating a childhood idyll for themselves at their family home on the banks of the Thames.

Under the benign watch of their guardian – the brilliantly intellectual but undeniably distant Thomas Garth – the children grow up in total freedom.

Then war breaks out.

Any plans they had for the future are shattered in an instant.

Beset by danger, forced to face the death of friends and the radical change to the world they once knew, they must fight – at first to survive, and then to build themselves a new future.

Victor and Bron enlist and struggle with the pressures of trench warfare.

Molly begins work as a nurse and is shocked by the horribly wounded men brought into her hospital.

Will they manage to make it through the war alive?

Or will they crumble under the strain of what they have witnessed?

'Rough Justice' is a moving and intelligent novel about the First World War.

'One of the great works of fiction to come out of World War One' - Robert Foster, best-selling author of 'The Lunar Code'.

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