War That Came Early Books in Order

When Chamberlain refuses to appease Hitler in 1938, Germany attacks Czechoslovakia and war begins early. Soldiers and civilians across several countries confront a conflict whose alliances and battlefields develop differently from the history we know.

A world war begun in 1938 spreads across Europe and Asia, drawing soldiers and civilians into changing alliances. German submarines, Chinese resistance and fighting in France intensify the question of when America will enter the conflict.

By 1941, an earlier Second World War has settled into costly stalemate, and Britain and France question their commitments. Political upheaval and shifting alliances threaten to redraw the conflict as Japan moves toward war with America.

In an altered 1941, Britain and France fight alongside Germany against the Soviet Union, but opposition grows within Britain. A conspiracy against the government threatens to shift the war while America struggles against Japan.

In 1942, shifting alliances force Germany to fight on new fronts while America battles Japan in the Pacific. Soldiers and civilians endure bombing, unfamiliar weapons and growing unrest in a world war that began a year early.

An earlier Second World War grinds on as Germany's rapid victory proves impossible and alliances remain unstable. New weapons, biological attacks and political unrest deepen the danger for ordinary people while Hitler faces increasingly desperate choices.