Armistice

"Philomena Bligh's fiance, Dan, has been shot. The First World War claimed many lives and so his death is not, in its own way, surprising. But Dan was shot in the minutes after the Armistice. The war was over. She cannot understand how this could have happened, or why they were still fighting that morning anyway. So, in March 1919, over Dan's birthday, Philomena travels to London to meet the men with him when he died. What she discovers is more shocking than she'd ever imagined..."
"November 1918. Philomena travels to London to meet with 3 soldiers who fought alongside her fiancé Dan when he died on a French battlefield. Instead of finding comfort in shared grief, though, she discovers that Dan may not have died at the hands of the enemy."@en
"November 1918. Philomena travels to London to meet with 3 soldiers who fought alongside her fiancé Dan when he died on a French battlefield. Instead of finding comfort in shared grief, though, she discovers that Dan may not have died at the hands of the enemy."