A Song for No Man's Land

Reviewed at Bookwraiths. A Song for No Man’s Land is a brutal and bloody triumph for Andy Remic. The portrayal of Robert Jones (British soldier in World War I) a gripping snapshot of the true horrors of war after all illusions of glory and honor are stripped away, leaving behind only the ghastly real......more

Nazis, demons, PTSD......the idea was better than the execution. I thought the PTSD portions were well written, thought out and gave me empathy for the characters. The rest of it was scattered a bit eye rolling at times. I wasn't buying into the larger storyline and won't continue the series.......more

A Song for No Man’s Land is a dull, depressing slog of a novella that never seems to figure out what it wants to say. For all of its short length, it seems to drag on interminably before finally sputtering to a stop right when things seemed to almost start to get interesting. It is the first book in......more

Review also published here A Song for No Man's Land truly is an odd one. It is far more of a historical soldier's tale set during World War I than a fantasy, and yet a fantasy story it is. I somehow wonder if it had to be, though. The supernatural elements only really creep in as part of the reali......more

More than just a war story This novella is not for the fainthearted. Nor is it for those seeking a quick fix of what I understand to be the usual Remic fare of bloody action and violence. Yes, it's bloody. Yes, it's exciting. But 'A Song for No Man's Land' is so much more than just a war story. Bringi......more