The Four Feathers (Aziloth Books)

The story revolves around Harry Feversham, a British Guards officer who grapples with his fear of failing in battle. When he resigns before a mission to Sudan, he faces betrayal from his peers and fiancée, Ethne, who views his resignation as cowardice. Each of his three fellow-officers sends him a white feather, symbolizing shame, while Ethne chooses to marry Durrance, a friend who has been injured in combat. This tale explores themes of honor, courage, and the complexities of love amidst the backdrop of war.