"The Long Trick" by Bartimeus is a book set during World War I, presenting a picture of life in the British Navy through characters like Lieutenant-Commander Bunje Standish. The story follows the experiences of sailors, examining themes of friendship, obligation, and the emotional costs of war. It starts with a vibrant scene at King's Cross station, showing sailors returning to their ships after leave, mixing happy moments with the sadness of goodbyes. This beginning introduces the world of the novel, where the relationships and events of naval life during wartime play out, with characters such as the newly married Bunje Standish and his friend Mouldy Jakes navigating their destinies.

The Long Trick
By Bartimeus
Amidst the chaos of war, sailors grapple with duty and friendship, discovering the heavy emotional burden of life at sea.
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