Brothers at War Series (Books 1, 3 and 6) by Alan David
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Overview: Alan David is a pseudonym of Donald S Rowland, a prolific writer of over 500 novels in various genres. His other titles include ‘Stalingrad Heroes’, ‘Heroes without Honour’, ‘Heroes in Normandy’, ‘Both Feet in Hell’ and ‘Heroes at Cassino’.
Genre: General Fiction/Classics
Heroes Without Honour (Brothers at War Book 1):
1939. Poland. Brothers Max and Kurt Eckhardt both find themselves on the front lines as Germany invades Poland. They don’t realise that this pursuit of lebensraum will shatter the fragile peace in Europe and lead to years of bitter battles. Max, the elder brother, is a highly disciplined SS officer, entirely dedicated to Hitler’s vision for Germany. Kurt, brought up with love and affection on his aunt’s farm, just wants the war to be over so that he can get back to his fiancée and his farm. Thrown together by war after many years apart, the brothers’ clashing personalities lead them down different paths, as Europe is drawn into a bloody and merciless conflict…
Heroes in Normandy (Brothers at War Book 3):
May 1944, Normandy, France. Two brothers, soldiers in the German Army, are caught up in a bloody war. Max is a brutally comitted SS officer to whom the Führer’s word is law. Kurt is a battle-scarred tank commander who has dragged his battered crew through five years of carnage. Max hurls his Division against the onslaught of the Allied troops. To him death would be a passport to glory. Kurt longs for peace with honour, but fighting through battle field smog and bloodied bodies, all he sees is a sudden rendezvous with death. This is a story of resilience, determination and hope as two brothers strive for survival during the Second World War.
The Battle Done (Brothers at War Book 6):
April 1944. Three brothers, who have been separated for years find themselves fighting in the same infantry unit during the Second World War. Together they face terrifying encounters against the German Army culminating in the final push at D-Day… Despite victories for Britain, the trio experience all the pain, loss and grief of combat. Will all three survive the war? Or will only some of them live to see The Battle Done?
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