Over There by Thomas Fleming

Set against the turmoil of World War I, Over There follows a generation of Americans whose lives are upended by the call to serve abroad. From the crowded streets of New York to the battle-scarred fields of France, Fleming traces the intertwining fates of soldiers, nurses, and those left behind. As young men face the brutal reality of trench warfare, the women they love confront sacrifice and transformation on the home front and in military hospitals. Through love, duty, and disillusionment, the novel captures the profound human cost of war and the fragile hope that endures even in its darkest shadow.