No Less Than Victory

Historical Fiction War Fiction Military History World History

Description

As the Allies push toward victory in Europe, Hitler launches the desperate Battle of the Bulge, forcing American commanders and frontline soldiers into one of the war’s most consequential struggles. Through the perspectives of Dwight D. Eisenhower, George S. Patton, young soldiers Eddie Benson and Kenny Mitchell, and key figures within the Nazi leadership, the novel portrays the conflict’s final, brutal months from opposing sides. It also confronts the liberating armies’ discovery of the concentration camps, bringing the human cost and moral horror of the Holocaust into sharp focus. Richly researched and vividly told, this concluding installment in a World War II trilogy explores courage, command, sacrifice, and the devastating price of total war.