Seven Days in Hell recounts the Black Watch's desperate fight for Verrieres Ridge during the Normandy campaign. Over seven harrowing days, Allied Highlanders faced elite German formations in close, chaotic combat that left a lasting mark on wartime tactics.

Drawing on declassified documents and rare first-person testimony, the narrative reconstructs the decisions, miscommunications, and acts of courage that shaped the battle. The book balances operational detail with the personal voices of soldiers who fought at the front.

Valuable for readers interested in military history, Canadian contributions to WWII, and small-unit tactics, it examines leadership under fire and how experienced marksmen and snipers emerged amid the chaos.

• Declassified and archival research
• Eyewitness accounts and soldier perspectives
• Close study of the Normandy campaign and small-unit combat

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