No Man's Land: A Novel of the First World War

100 year-old mystery surrounds the death of a soldier of the Great War

In 1915, Germany launched an offensive against the Ypres salient, a bulge in the Allied lines in Belgium. The Canadian 1st Division valiantly defended this position, but they paid a high price: 6,000 casualties over the four-day battle.

In this historical fiction, an American joined the Canadian Army seeking glory and excitement. What Christopher Campbell encountered was the bloody, slaughter pits of Ypres and the dark waters of politics.

In 2015, a Belgium farmer uncovered bones buried in a makeshift mud grave. Campbell's remains were identified by his I.D. disc and West Point ring. Forensics indicated the man had been murdered--under strange circumstances.

Christopher Campbell's family turns to former FBI Agent Frank Fernandez to investigate this bizarre 100-year-old cold case.

Author: Malcolm Mahr
Publisher: MDM & Associates
Published: 08/01/2016
Pages: 224
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.67lbs
Size: 9.00h x 6.00w x 0.47d
ISBN: 9780966023572

About the Author
Mahr, Malcolm: - Award-winning author, Malcolm Mahr is a unique late bloomer, starting his writing career at age seventy. Mahr attended Johns Hopkins University and then served as an Army infantry officer during the Korean War. He lives with his wife, Fran, in Fort Pierce, Florida. Malcolm Mahr can be contacted by e-mail at TCP27 @aol.com.

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