Iron March

IRON MARCHBook Two of the Matthias Keller SeriesEurope is crumbling beneath the boots of victorious armies.When Matthias Keller leaves occupied Poland and marches west with the German Army in 1940, he believes he is witnessing history's greatest military triumph. Blitzkrieg sweeps aside every obstacle. Belgium falls. France collapses. Paris surrenders. Across Europe, Germany appears unstoppable.But victory has a darker side.As the war expands, Matthias begins seeing the world beyond the triumphant headlines. Refugees crowd shattered roads. Families disappear into the machinery of occupation. In the wake of conquest, he discovers that winning a war and living with its consequences are very different things.Stationed in occupied Paris, Matthias is drawn into security operations that challenge everything he believes about duty, loyalty and honour. When asking the wrong question brings him face-to-face with the dangerous realities of the regime he serves, he learns a brutal lesson:Some truths are dangerous. Some questions cost lives.To survive, he begins building a wall between himself and the things he does not wish to see.As Germany turns its gaze across the English Channel, Matthias is transferred to the French coast. There he watches thousands of Luftwaffe aircraft fill the skies during the Battle of Britain. Every day vast formations depart for England. Every evening fewer return.For the first time since the war began, victory no longer seems inevitable.And deep inside, Matthias fears that the greatest battles still lie ahead.IRON MARCH is a powerful and emotionally charged World War II novel about war, obedience, conscience and the price of survival. As Germany reaches the height of its power, one young soldier must decide how much of himself he is willing to sacrifice to endure the darkness gathering around him.Because sometimes the most dangerous battlefield is the human soul.