Marquesate
wrote about men in uniform.
Gritty,
sweaty, action-packed tales about soldiers of the British
Forces, the French Foreign Legion, and the US military. Men
who were torn between their duty, their idea of self, and their
sexuality.
Marquesate's
men didn't wear suits. They were in camo, in
uniform, in tatters or in tailored Mess dress, and they were
always tough and ready for a fight - justified or not.
These men were pitched against their equals,
and it was their determination and loyalty to themselves and
their comrades in arms, that became their saviour and their
downfall.
These
soldiers were grounded in their military context and thrown
into a maelstrom of duty, comradeship, hostility and courage,
to emerge scarred, battle-hardened and touched at the very
core of their selves - by an enemy, a friend, a foe or an
ally.
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