Tor Books. 02/01/1998. 320 pgs. A chronicle of the lives of an African American military man and his family during the First World War. Originally published at $5.99 You save 67% off the cover price!

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St Martins Pr. 05/01/2001. 319 pgs. When the Allied defenses line falters, a squadron of very young, inexperienced G.I.s are sent to bolster the forces. For many, it is their first taste of combat, though for some, like Everett "Hack" Hackermeyer, it has disturbing similarities to his life back in the states. The novel, which was filmed in 1967 as THE YOUNG WARRIORS, is loosely based on Matheson's own experiences during World War II. Originally published at $13.95 You save 88% off the cover price!

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Harpercollins. 07/01/2005. Reprint. 694 pgs. Originally published at $7.99 You save 87% off the cover price!

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Penguin USA. 04/01/1995. Reprint. 280 pgs. The second volume in Pat Barker's acclaimed World War I trilogy continues the story of the victims of shell shock in World War I trench warfare, and the methods used by psychiatrist William Rivers to cure their trauma at Craiglockhart Hospital. This volume concentrates on the poet Siegfried Sassoon and his conflicting attitudes toward the war in which he fought, and on the bisexual lieutenant, Billy Pryor, who struggles not only with the question of his sexual identity but with society's preoccupation with class, status, and heroism. The consequences of the persecution of homosexuals and pacifists in wartime Britain is vividly depicted. Originally published at $14.00 You save 86% off the cover price!

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Penguin USA. 11/01/1996. Reprint. 1 pgs. In the closing months of World War I, Dr. William Rivers is treating shell-shocked soldiers at Craiglockhart Hospital, only to send them back to the trenches to be slaughtered. Among these men are Billy Pryor, an officer originally from the working class, who returns to the front with his friend, the poet Wilfrid Owen. Meanwhile, Rivers himself becomes ill with influenza during the epidemic and returns in memory to a South Pacific tribe he once studied, seeing connections between those days and the present time, with its senseless battles and meaningless, blind patriotism. Winner of the Booker Prize in 1995. Originally published at $14.00 You save 92% off the cover price!

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Random House Inc. 06/01/1997. Reprint. A bestseller in Britain, where it has been compared to "A Farewell to Arms", this novel about a clandestine love affair between an Englishman and a Frenchwoman is set against the backdrop of World War I. It includes vivid, harrowing, unforgettable battle scenes and a fascinating look at a little known area of the war: the setting of underground mines below enemy lines via a series of secret tunnels. Originally published at $14.95 You save 93% off the cover price!

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Penguin USA. 04/25/2006. Reprint. 351 pgs. Xavier Bird and Elijah Whiskeyjack are Cree Indians from Canada who serve as snipers on the battlefields of France in World War I. Xavier is sickened by the killing he is forced to do, but Elijah--high on morphine--finds himself perversely enjoying his role: an addiction to death that threatens his sanity. Then an incident charged with violence and betrayal leads to the end of their long friendship. Back home after the war, the pain of Xavier's wounds--including an amputated leg--have led him to his own problem with morphine. His devoted aunt, Niska, a Cree woman who has never wavered from their traditional culture, tries to helps him to come to terms with his war experiences and to draw on the strength of his people to bring him back from the brink. THREE DAY ROAD is a powerful story with the ring of complete authenticity; it is based on the true exploits of a famous Indian World War I hero, Francis Pegahmagabow. Originally published at $14.00 You save 86% off the cover price!

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