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Two orphaned brothers survive on the streets of St. Petersburg by stealing food and sleeping wherever they can find shelter. One winter night they climb into a railcar to escape the cold, only to wake up on a train carrying weapons to the front.Their journey leads them to Osowiec Fortress, a remote Russian stronghold surrounded by marshland and war. What begins as luck soon places the boys in the middle of one of the most terrifying moments of the First World War.Through the eyes of a twelve year old runner named Yuri, we witness the day a new weapon arrived at the fortress.And the men who answered it.

1914, Leuven Belgium. Archives Assistant Elina de Smet senses the German army may not appreciate the art of books as she does. With the help of her boss she vows to remove and store as much material off site as she can, just in case.

In 1917, Hagerstown, Maryland was known as Hub City, a crossroads of steel and steam where trains carried the lifeblood of a nation at war.As a Depot Master, Henry has spent years watching people board his trains. Now, as America turns against the country of his ancestors, he must confront what loyalty truly means.When suspicion creeps into his town and patriotism becomes something to prove, one departure will change everything.A story of heritage, identity, and the quiet cost of war beyond the trenches.

An Orphan House in a rural village receives in influx of children orphaned due to the ongoing war. A home in disrepair. An Abbess who pleads to the government for help. An ending you wont believe.

In 1915, a captured German aircraft forces British engineers to confront a problem no one was prepared for.Curtis Higby, a pacifist by upbringing, is drawn into a project meant to change aerial combat forever. As a subtle technical difference reveals itself, Curtis must decide whether to walk away—or stay and face what being right will mean.A story of timing, duty, and the moment a moral line quietly shifts.

The war feeds on men. He feeds themIn the early months of World War One, Eamon Flaherty serves the fight from behind a cook wagon. His days are spent ladling stew, pouring tea, and learning the names of young men convinced the war will be over by Christmas.As the front shifts and the fighting intensifies, the faces in the chow line begin to change. Some return altered. Others do not return at all. And Eamon learns that survival does not always belong to those who carry rifles.

She never meant to go to war.But illness, hunger, and a single moment of misrecognition set her on a path she cannot step away from. As the sounds of battle grow closer and the ground begins to change beneath her feet, one thought repeats in her mind.Just keep walking.

A pigeon handler, a misfired shell, and a silence no one can explain.Kevin Eustice has to know the truth… even if it means riding toward the front alone.

Ophelia Robinson loves to write, and she is good at it.Her new role in Britain’s wartime publications department promises insight, purpose, and contribution. But as the war unfolds and conflicting truths emerge, Ophelia discovers that understanding the war and shaping its story are not the same thing.

Baron Ivan Orlov spent his life listening to his father lament the lands he had lost in the valley. Now with Europe descending into chaos and his father gone, Ivan puts a plan in motion that could restore those ancestral lands. A plan that works like a charm.. Until it doesn't..