Death at Dawn

WWI is over but its echoes are still felt in the 1930s. Giles Etherington was a brave officer who also had a darker side. He does not return from a lone morning's shooting for grouse on the "glorious 12th". Is his death an act of revenge for his actions during the war, or as a result of his behaviour since? Edith Horton, his wife's best friend finds herself drawn into the quest for his killer.