Sacrifice for peace from "summary" of Wings of Fire by Charles Todd
The idea of surrendering something valuable in exchange for peace is not a new one. It has been a recurring theme throughout history, from ancient civilizations to modern times. In times of conflict, individuals and nations alike have had to make difficult decisions in order to achieve a greater good - the preservation of peace. In "Wings of Fire", this concept is explored through the character of Ian Rutledge, a World War I veteran turned detective who grapples with the aftermath of the war. Rutledge is haunted by his experiences on the battlefield, and the sacrifices he made in the name of duty and honor. As he embarks on a new career as a detective, Rutledge is forced to confront the consequences of his past actions, and the toll they have taken on his psyche. Through Rutledge's j...
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