The Quiet Death of Private Hayes

Amid the mud, fear, and fatigue of the Great War, the body of Private Alfred Hayes is found in a trench at dawn—his rifle untouched, no enemy in sight. To most, it's written off as a casualty of war. But to Chaplain Thomas Anson, something doesn’t sit right. Hayes wasn’t killed by enemy fire. He was murdered. 

J.A.McKenzie