I basically read this as research for a story wip once I realized it centered around psychology at the time of WW1.

First ever Book Club read.

It was mostly social commentary (anti-war, PTSD/mental health, relationships), but the psychological aspect is what I enjoyed the most.

It was well written and good social commentary, but that’s all it had going for it. It didn’t feel like fiction for me.

Won’t be reading the rest of the series because it’s focus is LGBT and I will not read material that supports sin.