The Girl in the Summerhouse

Set against the backdrop of the 1930s, the story explores the dangerous alliance of Afrikaner right-wingers with pro-Nazi sentiments as Hitler's power grows. The narrative follows Ewan, the son of Donald Kirkwood, who enlists when war erupts in Europe and North-East Africa, confronting the brutal realities of conflict. Through Ewan's experiences, the novel delves into themes of ideology, loyalty, and the personal impact of global warfare.