Barney Campbell Bücher

Drawing on firsthand experience of combat, Rain is a searingly powerful novel in the bestselling tradition of Matterhorn. Tom Chamberlain was destined to be a soldier from the moment he discovered a faded picture of his father patrolling the streets of Belfast. With the war in Afghanistan at its savage peak, Tom is despatched from home in the dead of an anonymous September night, a blood tribute leaving without fanfare. Full of eagerness, but wracked by self--doubt, he must discover who he is and what he is capable of. But as the bonds with his comrades grow, home -- and the loved ones left behind -- seem ever more remote from the surreal violence and exhilaration of war.

Set against the backdrop of the Gallipoli campaign during World War I, this poignant narrative explores themes of courage, resilience, and self-discovery. The story follows characters navigating the harsh realities of war, highlighting their personal struggles and growth amidst the chaos. Through their experiences, the book delves into the impact of conflict on the human spirit, ultimately showcasing the strength found in vulnerability and the journey toward understanding oneself in the face of adversity.