1st Battalion Royal Sussex Regiment. A personal memoir of the highs and the lows following Roy Rees during World War Two, his pre-war training and activities through to eventual retirement from the Army in 1946.

The reader is taken on a post-World War II search for a former officer who was reported missing after the Gothic Line Battle. The search is set against a background of London, Italy and Greece. The author recently published his war memoirs under the title of 'Age Shall not Weary Them'. He has also published a book of fictional short stories. 'A Search for all Seasons' is a work of fiction that was written in the swinging sixties by the author who has not previously tried to publish it. Apart from his civilian and military qualifications, he also holds a Law degree. After being in the senior echelons of the Army and then City underwriting, he is now retired and lives at Kew in Surrey.

Melanie's marriage to Donald Stone had broken down. Even worse, Donald was now living with her friend, Clare Marlowe. Although Melanie had become the successful owner of an art gallery, her sad past was never completely erased from her mind. Her relationships with friends and family cools and an intrusive fear enters the life of this ice-maiden. Violence creeps up on her, and who can she really trust? Eventually, as in the Arabian proverb, she had to decide whether she can sift the chaff and the grain and keep what is worth keeping. About the Author Roy Rees has already written a book of short stories, and this is his second published novel. After being in the senior echelons of the Army and then City underwriting, he is now retired and lives at Kew in Surrey. Apart from his civilian and military qualifications, he also holds a Law degree.