The Road to Roussillon

Being a soldier is one of the toughest professions in the world, and Paul P. Torr certainly didn't take the easy way out. While he saw some of his contemporaries rely on their connections and backgrounds to rise to success, Paul used only grit and determination. At the age of eighteen, he had no idea what he was signing up for

This candid biography follows Paul Torr through a twenty-three-year British Army career. He would be the first to admit that this career was marred by the "takers" who had joined the army not out of a sense of shared duty and loyalty but out of a thirst for power and control. Although these negative experiences significantly changed Paul's outlook, he also remembers the enjoyable moments and the soldiers he was proud to have known. He shares the lessons he learned, both positive and negative, with you in The Road to Roussillon.

Paul Torr has since retired, but, as he says, "Life after life is never the same." His work will strike a chord in the heart of anyone struggling to adjust to civilian life and processing the trauma of enlistment. Paul shows you that you are not alone