The European Front / Book 2
The Right Not to Be a Hero
Marek survived the front. Now he must decide what he still owes the war.
Gravely wounded in the war, Marek Kordek returns to his wife and children. Learning to walk again is only part of coming home. His son still checks photographs of missing soldiers. His daughter fears the adults will hide the truth from her again.
Russian forces occupy Baltic cities, fighting continues in Poland, and allied troops prepare to reclaim lost territory. Captives struggle to survive, while families separated by the front lines and mobilization try to hold on to one another.
Marek wants to rebuild a life with his family. Around him, people are still fighting, dying, and waiting to be freed. Remembering the duty that once kept him at the front, he faces a question the war has made painfully personal: how much more can it ask him to give?
Book 2 in The European Front. Begin with What We All Feared, continue with The Right Not to Be a Hero, and finish with The Price of Someone Else’s Peace. All three books in The European Front trilogy are available now.