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The Great War: American Front
Author: Harry Turtledove
Series: Great War (Turtledove) #1
Narrator: George Guidall
Unabridged: 24 hr 16 min
Format: Digital Audiobook Download
Publisher: Recorded Books
Published: 08/06/2010
Categories: Fiction, Science Fiction
Synopsis
—A Publishers Weekly Best Book of the Year
Hugo Award–winning author Harry Turtledove is the undisputed master of alternate history. In American Front he uses his creative gifts to envision World War I as it might have been if fought on American soil.
The United States and the Confederate States of America have been bitter enemies for decades when a massive global conflict breaks out. Under the leadership of U.S. President Theodore Roosevelt, America enters the fray alongside Germany. Meanwhile, Confederate President
Woodrow Wilson allies his nation with France and Britain. As the two massive armies collide, the machines of modern warfare litter the landscape with carnage on a scale the world has never known.
Filled with legendary historical figures, American Front is an intriguing story of a past that never happened—but easily could have.
“This masterpiece … is state-of-the-art alternate history, nothing less.”— Publishers Weekly, starred review
Hugo Award–winning author Harry Turtledove is the undisputed master of alternate history. In American Front he uses his creative gifts to envision World War I as it might have been if fought on American soil.
The United States and the Confederate States of America have been bitter enemies for decades when a massive global conflict breaks out. Under the leadership of U.S. President Theodore Roosevelt, America enters the fray alongside Germany. Meanwhile, Confederate President
Woodrow Wilson allies his nation with France and Britain. As the two massive armies collide, the machines of modern warfare litter the landscape with carnage on a scale the world has never known.
Filled with legendary historical figures, American Front is an intriguing story of a past that never happened—but easily could have.
“This masterpiece … is state-of-the-art alternate history, nothing less.”— Publishers Weekly, starred review