The Forgetting Moon (Five Warrior Angels #1)

by Brian Lee Durfee

Trust is fleeting, while betrayal is timeless. Alas, life is crowded with lies. So be bloody, be brave, be happy. For at the end of every tale, nobody is who they seem to be…

In life, as in war, more is lost when hope dies, than by a cold steel and slaughter.

Sometimes it’s best if you make them believe the trap is theirs.

A soldier’s life boiled down to one thing: survival. But over the years, Gault had come to realize that if a man wasn’t killed in war, then that man’s mind, spirit, and emotions decayed, or, even worse, were willfully buried because of it. War was a swift death for some, a gradual death for others.