Robert Conroy Books in Order

After the Spanish-American War, Kaiser Wilhelm II decides the United States should hand over its new territories. When Washington refuses, Germany lands troops on Long Island, and an unready America must fight for New York and much more.

The Trent Affair turns disastrous when Britain joins the Confederacy and the Union suddenly faces a war on two fronts. Conroy follows soldiers and leaders through a darker Civil War where defeat starts to look possible.

Japan refuses to surrender after Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and the Pacific war lurches into a bloody new phase. As invasion plans move forward, soldiers, civilians, and prisoners all pay the price for a war that will not end.

In this alternate Pearl Harbor aftermath, Japan strikes harder and then seizes Hawaii. American soldiers, spies, and civilians are left to resist occupation while the United States searches for a way to win the islands back.

With Allied forces pushing past the Elbe toward Berlin, Stalin reads the move as a threat and turns former partners into enemies. World War II ends only to become a brutal new war between the West and the Soviet Union.

A year after the Cuban Missile Crisis, Castro seizes leftover Soviet weapons, takes Guantanamo Bay, and threatens the United States. Kennedy has to stop a fast-moving showdown before it becomes full nuclear war.

When a chance bombing kills Hitler in 1944, Himmler takes control of Nazi Germany and tries to reshape the endgame. The Allies must decide whether this new regime can be bargained with or only crushed.

With America focused on Japan, Hitler never declares war and finishes Europe on better terms. Soon Nazi-controlled Canada turns border tension and sabotage into a direct threat to the United States.

Japan wins at Midway, wrecks the American carrier force, and takes control of the Pacific. As Alaska is invaded and the West Coast comes under attack, the U.S. bets everything on a desperate counterstroke.

Germany wins the First World War, Europe is remade, and an unprepared United States thinks it can stay safely apart. Then invasion comes through Mexico, forcing America into the kind of war it thought it had avoided.

When the Revolution collapses, George Washington is executed and the surviving rebels flee west. In a rough settlement called Liberty near future Chicago, they prepare for one last stand against British power.

Custer survives Little Bighorn, rides the victory into the White House, and starts looking overseas for glory. When Americans bound for Cuba are massacred, his reckless ambition pushes the country toward war with Spain.

As the Third Reich collapses, Joseph Goebbels builds a fanatical last redoubt in the Alps. Truman and the Allies still have to break this final pocket of resistance before the war in Europe can truly end.

A record blizzard traps a small Michigan town just as its resources start to fail. Officer Mike Stuart has to keep people alive while stranded escaped convicts turn the storm into something even deadlier.

After all-out nuclear war shatters North America, survivors in eastern Ohio try to keep the United States government alive. An interim president and a fragile new capital face both collapse from within and violent enemies nearby.

Lee does not retreat after Gettysburg. Instead, he counterattacks, throwing the Union off balance and sending the war into a dangerous new phase that reaches from Pennsylvania battlefields to Lincoln's inner circle.