Line of Duty

The narrative follows an American man's journey from his 1930s birth through the tumultuous Vietnam War era, exploring themes of family, love, hatred, and violence. It captures the complexities of his experiences and relationships, reflecting societal changes over the decades. The author, Meyer, previously garnered recognition for his juvenile work, "Me and Caleb," which won the 1962 Follett Award, showcasing his storytelling prowess.