Riding the icy, moonlit sky, they took the war to Hitler. Their chances of survival was less than fifty percent. Their average age was 21. This is the story of a Lancaster skipper, his crew and the woman he loved.

“Moral Fibre” tells the story of a man once branded a coward who returns to continue the fight against fascism. Given a second chance, Flying Officer Kit Moran, now a qualified bomber pilot, forms a new crew and together they join the other men of RAF Bomber Command in taking the war to Hitler. In a tribute to those who fought for freedom, Schrader covers the many faces of courage and grief — and the price of survival.

Moral Fibre won the Hemingway Award for 20th Century wartime fiction, a Mediacrest Award for military fiction, and was was named a Finalist in the Historical category of the Book Excellence Awards.