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Days Gone By: A Memoir of the Gallian Front

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The horros of war are great and many, and for Jerry Finch, tossed through time and space to a place so very different and yet so terrifyingly similar, he finds himself on the front lines of the worst conflict Europa has ever seen. As the world burns around him and the cracks of gunfire fill the air, he stands at the precipice of the ultimate choice. Fight? Or flee? Knowing nothing and no-one, with an old gun and new armor on his body, he'll be thrust into the crucible of war, whether he wants to be, or not.
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