Sacrifice and Service: A Father's Love (Book 4) by Jean DeFreese Moore is a poignant historical fiction novel that explores the courage, faith, and sacrifices of a family during the turmoil of World War I. Set in 1917, the story follows James and his cousins as they volunteer for military service, hoping to contribute to a just cause while staying together. Their families, shaped by past wars and deep-rooted faith, struggle to come to terms with their decision, knowing that war changes men in profound ways. At the heart of the novel is Reid, a federal judge, who faces the pain of sending his son into the unknown. As a man who has endured personal battles, both physical and emotional, Reid's trust in God is tested, yet he remains steadfast in his belief that divine purpose shapes every life. Through a tapestry of love, loss, and unwavering faith, Sacrifice and Service captures the emotional weight of war-not just for the soldiers, but for those left behind. Blending historical accuracy with deeply human storytelling, this novel is a tribute to resilience, hope, and the unbreakable bonds of family.