Ordinary Heroes

Haunted by the recent death of his father, journalist Stewart Dubin embarks on a profound journey to uncover the hidden life of a man he thought he knew. His investigation leads him to a trove of journals written by his father, David Dubin, during the harrowing final months of World War II. As a young, idealistic lawyer, David was sent to the European Front with a cryptic mission: to prosecute Captain Robert Martin, a decorated American hero who had inexplicably gone rogue. David's assignment quickly unravels into a complex web of moral ambiguity and danger when he becomes entangled with Martin's enigmatic and courageous ex-mistress. Through his father's words, Stewart not only pieces together the shocking truth about Martin's actions and the devastating human cost of war, but also confronts the profound secrets his own father carried, discovering incredible courage and the shattering moral consequences that shaped an entire generation.