Ninety-Six Hours' Leave is a novel written by Stephen McKenna and published in 1917. The story follows the experiences of a young British officer named Richard Hannay, who is granted a brief leave from his duties during World War I. During his time away from the front lines, Hannay finds himself caught up in a series of romantic and adventurous encounters, including a chance meeting with a beautiful American woman named Mary Lamington. As their relationship...