An unlikely love story (but what romance novel isn't unlikely?) between two soldiers, one of whom is disabled after the war. What surprised and delighted me is that this disability is treated with sensitivity and respect. The emotions of the character are honored and realistic and he is no less strong/complex/attractive once he has lost a leg. It's not perfect, but it is a far better book than I expected when I started reading, and a joy to see queer disabled representation.