Anthony Genualdi Bücher

Set against the backdrop of World War II, the story follows Commander Dominic Tomassi and his submarine crew as they navigate the treacherous Pacific waters. Their mission involves pursuing a formidable Japanese oil tanker while seeking vengeance for personal and national losses. The narrative explores Tomassi's friendships and romantic entanglements, interwoven with the harrowing experiences of warfare. With a blend of high-stakes action and deep emotional resonance, the book captures the duality of glory and despair faced by those in the submarine service.

Set during the early Cold War, this true story chronicles the experiences of a U.S. Navy enlisted man from 1951 to 1955. It covers his journey from basic training to serving on an amphibious landing craft, including a historical overview of the vessel's WWII service. The narrative highlights his various maneuvers and adventures, blending serious moments with lighter anecdotes, such as a comedic attempt by a family in Naples, Italy, to arrange his marriage to their daughter for a chance to immigrate to the U.S.

Set against the backdrop of a fictional 2017 war between the USA and Mexico, the narrative explores the escalating tensions that lead to Mexico's declaration of war and subsequent invasion of the southwestern United States. The story delves into the historical context and complex relations between the two nations, offering insights into the political and social dynamics that culminate in this dramatic conflict.

The narrative follows German General Horst von Halen as he recounts the 1940 invasion of Great Britain, detailing the landing at Dover and the intense drive northward to London amidst fierce resistance. The story highlights the battles fought for London and the Midlands, culminating in the conflict reaching Scotland. Through von Halen's perspective, the book offers a unique look at a pivotal moment in history, blending military strategy with personal reflection.

Set during World War II, the narrative follows the 638th Regiment of the German Army, composed initially of French fascist volunteers and later joined by Black and Algerian soldiers. Deployed in Belarus, they engage in a brutal conflict against partisans. Central to the story is Sergeant LeBris, who grapples with moral dilemmas as he navigates the complexities of loyalty and conscience amid the harsh realities of war. The novel blends historical fact with personal struggle, highlighting the diverse backgrounds of the soldiers involved.

The narrative unfolds from the perspective of a U.S. Army colonel orchestrating a coup against a president he believes is steering the nation toward dictatorship. It intricately explores the selection of co-conspirators, the government's attempts to thwart the plot, and the ensuing conflict in Washington, D.C. The story delves into the dramatic aftermath and global consequences of the coup, blending first-person and third-person viewpoints to provide a comprehensive look at this high-stakes political thriller.

The story revolves around a female serial killer who leads a double life as a secretary by day and a murderer by night. Balancing her ordinary job with her dark side, she targets victims from the streets and bars. As she befriends a young woman at work, the relationship poses a potential threat, raising the stakes in her dangerous lifestyle. The novel explores themes of duality, friendship, and the hidden darkness within seemingly normal lives.

Set in 1944 Italy, a resistance group, the "Sword of Brescia," fights against German forces and Fascist collaborators. The story revolves around the group's leader, his girlfriend, and a childhood friend now aligned with the Fascists. As the conflict escalates, personal losses drive the woman to join the fight, culminating in a pivotal uprising in April 1945 to liberate their city before the Americans arrive. The narrative explores themes of loyalty, betrayal, and the struggle for freedom amidst the horrors of war.

Set against the backdrop of World War II, the narrative follows a Spanish volunteer officer in the Blue Division on the Russian Front. As he engages in fierce battles near Leningrad, he forms bonds with fellow soldiers and embarks on a romance with a Russian woman. His motivations are deeply personal, rooted in the desire to avenge his sister's death during the Spanish Civil War. The story culminates in the intense Battle of Krasny Bor, highlighting themes of loyalty, love, and the complexities of war.

Set against the backdrop of World War II, the narrative follows Captain Rosen, a Jewish bombardier shot down over Nazi Germany in 1943. Having previously escaped from Germany, he faces the perilous challenge of evading capture while navigating a landscape rife with betrayal. As he endures a devastating air raid, Rosen's determination intensifies; he knows that any misstep could cost him his life. Driven by the need for survival and vengeance, he resolves to take as many Nazis down with him as possible if he fails.