Amid the firestorm of Vietnam, one soldier clings to hope, memory, and the dream of going home. Beau Le Mans is an Army photojournalist turned prisoner of war, surviving captivity under the brutal hands of the Viet-Cong. As he endures starvation, torture, and psychological torment, he finds unlikely companionship with a band of fellow prisoners—and a fleeting connection with a mysterious Vietnamese woman named Polly. Haunted by the death of his brother and the dreams of a life once lived in the hills of West Virginia, Beau must summon the strength to lead, to believe, and to remember who he truly is. And when passion unexpectedly blooms in the shadow of suffering, Beau is forced to toss aside the blanket of longing and pride he’s carried for too long. In its place, he embraces something deeper—something that might just be worth surviving for. A stirring, lyrical novel inspired by real veterans’ stories, In Good Company is a timeless portrait of resilience, heartbreak, and the unbreakable bonds formed in the darkest of places.