Hank Buchmann

Love & War Hank Buchmann

In the fashion of Jim Harrison, the master of the novella, comes Love & War, by E. Hank Buchmann, a grouping of three novellas, each containing the joining themes love and war.

In The River Watcher, when Ladd Templeton returns from the Vietnam War, he is suddenly thrust into a reality of difficult decisions he never expected. It's one thing to take ownership of a big ranch and quite another to own a confused heart. Can the courage he learned in the war steel him for the challenge of finding love?

Having survived the Great War on the Western Front, Anthos August Clark now treads The Grey Land of memory. A vagabond in the chestnut forest, his role as slayer in a disordered world is transformed into that of savior. In an act of heavenly intervention, he is sent on a mission of mercy, back to the haunts of the war. What he finds there could amount to double trouble or double blessings.

In Wherefore We Labor, detective novelist Luther Cummins, using his long-ago acquired skill as a soldier and survivor of the Vietnam War, has made a handsome living writing pulp fiction. But having settled into retirement on the Oregon coast, a far greater challenge awaits him-the granddaughter he has never seen lands on his doorstep. Luther understands war, but what can he now learn about love?