A short sequel to "Tomorrow We'll See Morning" and "Night Between." ------ After the killing of Ngô Hiếu's older brother by American forces, Hiếu dedicates himself to the National Liberation Front in the hopes of seeking retribution. When the chance suddenly arises upon detecting signs of a nearby American Marine, he plunges into a relentless hunt to kill him. -- American Louis Burdett, raised by a WWII veteran, always knew he would have to prove himself. Stranded in the treacherous Mekong Delta, he finds himself given such a chance when he is caught in a perilous game of cat and mouse with a Viet Cong soldier. -- "When one tugs at a single thing in nature, he finds it attached to the rest of the world." - John Muir

In the midst of WWII, two enemy soldiers struggle to survive. ------ Struggling to support his dementia-stricken mother and neglectful father, French-American Maurice Burdett is drafted into WWII and shipped out to a cold, isolated landmass called Attu island to take it back from the invading Imperial Japanese forces. After being left for dead in the heat of battle, Maurice forms a risky alliance with a person who could very well destroy them both: a conflicted enemy soldier, Isamu Maruyama. Laden down with stoic expectations and struggling to uphold his father's image, Isamu is deployed to Attu to invade the island as part of the war effort, ready to lay down his life- until, in a moment of panic, he deserts his comrades before their final stand. Stranded with no options left, he forms a tense alliance with Maurice in order to get back home. ------ (Marked mature for graphic imagery and strong language)