An Invitation to Hitler (Ethelred Book 1)

An Invitation to Hitler (Ethelred Book 1)

<strong><h2> Review</h2> <br /><h2>Editorial Review</h2> <br />'Beautifully written, almost lyrical prose' Amazon Vine Reviewer<br /> <br />'Explodes with promise' Publishers Weekly*<br /> <br />'A thrilling read' Historical Novel Society<br /> <br /> <br />Quarter-finalist Amazon Breakthrough Novel Award 2014<br /></strong> <br /> <br />*_{Publishers' Weekly is an independent organization. The review was based on a manuscript version of the book and not a published version.} <br /><strong><h3>Product Description </h3> </strong> <br />Summer 1940: <br /> <br />Britain stands alone; its army smashed by the German blitzkrieg in France; the survivors barely rescued from the beaches of Dunkirk. In London, Winston Churchill remains defiant, trying desperately to rally the nation, determined to resist the Nazi invasion.<br /> <br />But not all in the cabinet share his view. Some believe there is no option but to seek a deal with Hitler.<br /> <br />Twenty miles away the Nazi armies stand ready. There are signs that Britain is weakening. The RAF has almost disappeared; there are reports of mutinies in the Royal Navy, peace marches, hints of disloyalty involving the Duke of Windsor. Britain is close to collapse.<br /> <br />Then the Nazis receive a message from London. An unknown group emerges and makes contact, seeking talks.<br /> <br />Who are these 'Realists'? Is there even a traitor inside the cabinet?<br /> <br />Who has sent an <i>An Invitation to Hitler?</i>