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The Bloody Road
- The Third Book in the Michael McGuire Trilogy
- Narrated by: Richard Auty
- Length: 11 hrs and 36 mins
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The Bloody Road
Narrated by:
Richard Auty
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Publisher's Summary
Michael McGuire has left the army, but as the First World War breaks out his country calls him again.
At the start of the war the British expand their army rapidly, but there is a shortage of experienced officers and McGuire is needed. He is sent to Gallipoli in command of an Australian battalion that suffers badly in that debacle. He stays with them when their bloody road takes them to the mud and carnage of the western front.
©2019 Nigel Seed (P)2021 Nigel Seed
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