Andrew Dunkley Bücher

Set against the backdrop of the Australia Observatory, the story follows reporter Sam Wilcox as he covers a significant event. The narrative unfolds with real-time updates and insights from Sam, providing an engaging look at the happenings in the observatory. The focus on live reporting adds a dynamic element, immersing readers in the excitement and urgency of the situation. Through Sam's perspective, the book explores themes of journalism, discovery, and the wonders of the cosmos.

In the early 23rd Century, time travel has become a reality. For years, the Infinity Generator remains unused as governments debate the ramifications of potential alterations to the past until one nation, Germany, proposes the correction of humanity's worst atrocity, The Holocaust. The United Nations agrees and a committee is formed to work up a plan. They decide that erasing Adolph Hitler from history is the best way to achieve their goal. They study his life, find his vulnerabilities and finally execute their attack. Like many before them, they fail and with that a new and terrible foe becomes aware of their intentions, hell bent on revenge. Now the U.N. must fight against time itself to achieve success before the future, the present and the past are controlled by the Fourth Reich.

Facing the horrors of the trenches during WWI at the tender age of 16, the narrative explores the grim realities of war, including the relentless mud, blood, and the presence of vermin. It delves into the profound fear of death that permeates the experience, highlighting the stark contrast between youth and the brutal demands of combat. This poignant perspective invites readers to empathize with the young soldiers who endured unimaginable challenges in the face of overwhelming adversity.

The invasion of the Andromeda Galaxy by the Borche brings devastation as they ruthlessly attack the seven worlds, leaving destruction in their wake. The inhabitants valiantly resist but face a formidable enemy known for their discipline and relentless pursuit of extermination and slavery. This conflict highlights themes of survival and the struggle against an overpowering adversary, capturing the dire circumstances of the colonies under siege.