The Secret Toll

"The Secret Toll" explores the profound impact of World War I on veterans and their families. Penned by Paul Thorne and Mabel Thorne, this powerful work of historical fiction delves into the unseen wounds of war, examining the post-war struggles faced by those who served. A compelling family drama unfolds as the characters grapple with the emotional and psychological burdens of their experiences. "The Secret Toll" offers a poignant glimpse into a pivotal moment in history, revealing the enduring consequences of conflict and the quiet battles fought on the home front. This meticulously prepared print edition makes this important story accessible, showcasing the timeless themes of resilience, family, and the hidden cost of war. A vital read for anyone interested in war and military fiction, historical narratives, and the complexities of family life in the wake of trauma.

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