Fallen Beech

Like his revered British Empire, Matthew Dixon's life collapses on the eve of Shanghai's occupation. An ill-fated affair with Judith and general disillusion left him dangerously unprepared for the conflict. His response is homicidal. So much so that his CO removes him from combat duty and assigns him POW duties. Through this, Matthew finds himself influenced by sinister elements of the Nazi philosophy and particularly the twisted mentality of former SS member Lukas Armbrecht. Matthew's story unfolds in a drama to rival his beloved Pagan mythology. We perceive it through the discovery of diaries by his grandson. Explaining an eccentric character, his grandfather is revealed as a questionable hero. The revelations turn upside down Jeremy?s own assumptions on his family and leave behind unanswered questions. As fourth book in his Tree of Faith series, Sully investigates the influence of Paganism on the WWII conflict.