Synopsis

Ninety years have passed since the close of the Great War, yet the animosity between the Hammond and Hicks families persists. To the profound displeasure of Colonel Henry Hammond, Private Tommy Hicks, once condemned for cowardice during the conflict, has been cleared of all charges, his name now inscribed upon the local war memorial. Barnaby, however, finds himself deeply troubled. A leak in his roof and a quiet dinner with Joyce at the village pub are disrupted when he is forced to intervene in