This book is Conroy’s fifth alternate history novel, yet in many respects it reads like his third one, 1945, given how much he borrows from it. Though the setting is different – with the premise being a clash between Soviet and American forces in Germany at the end of the Second World War in Europe ...
Robert Conroy’s latest book begins with a premise familiar to fans of alternate history: an extended attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7 that not only cripples the U.S. Pacific Fleet, but destroys the fuel bunkers and drydocks as well. Unable to maintain its fleet, the bulk of the U.S. Navy withdr...
Robert Conroy’s latest book begins with a premise familiar to fans of alternate history: an extended attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7 that not only cripples the U.S. Pacific Fleet, but destroys the fuel bunkers and drydocks as well. Unable to maintain its fleet, the bulk of the U.S. Navy withdr...
Nice little alternative history book. The characters are a bit corny and I didn't really like what happens with some of the slave characters but it was a quite charming piece, perfect for summer. Some of the battle descriptions were lame and a there were surprisingly few battles. The book had a few ...
After reading Mr. Conroy’s extremely entertaining alternative history book 1920: America’s Great War, I had high hopes for this novel. Not only did it seem to have an interesting premise regarding "what if" the British had won the American Revolution, but it also promised to delve into the idea of h...
1920: America's Great War is alternate history at its best. It is fast. It’s fun. It doesn’t take itself too seriously. Nor does it pretend to give you a history lesson in disguise. Nope, Robert Conroy has written a real page-turner that has interesting characters and an engrossing plot that does a ...
One of the major “what ifs” novel by Robert Conroy. In April 1945, advance elements of the U.S. Army reached the Elbe River, a mere sixty miles from Berlin, and some units actually crossed it. As far as they could tell, there was nothing of substance between them and the capital of the Third Reich....
Nice what if war story. This book is an interesting show of all sides involved and not just the guys in the bunkers. This book shows the planning and strategy of the President and Generals, the fear the Russian Generals had of Stalin, and the struggles of both the soldier in the bunk and the civil...
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