In war, one could lose life. Or find love.
The Great War is no place to start a feud with a fellow officer. Lieutenant Hart did—and came to regret it.
The War to End All Wars is no place for illicit lust. Captain Thorn inspired it.
Beginning of the 20th century Britain is no place for homosexual love. They couldn't resist it.
To find love on the fields of the Western Front—where each step promises death and discovery carries severe consequences—is as difficult as nurturing a delicate flower to bloom on those godforsaken fields. Two officers will learn how to do it, but they have to let go of their enmity first.