The Seven Sages
The Somme had taken everything from Thomas Whitmore except one thing: the question. He stood before the memorial wall in Amiens, reading the names carved into dark stone—names of men who had gone over the top on July 1st, 1916, and never came back. Thomas had been there. He had watched from a trench sixty yards behind the front line, and he had watched good men die for ground that neither side...
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