Walk in Hell

In a brutally re-imagined 1915, the world is embroiled in a conflict far removed from our own history. The Confederate States of America, having twice defeated the Union, now find themselves in a precarious position as their old enemy, the United States, forges an unlikely alliance with the Kaiser's Germany. This shifting global dynamic sets the stage for the third book in Turtledove's 'Great War' series, where the American heartland becomes a crucible of unprecedented violence. Within the CSA, a nascent Marxist-fueled slave rebellion, driven by generations of oppression and fresh radical rhetoric, adds another layer of chaos to the internecine struggle. Presidents Theodore Roosevelt of the Union and Woodrow Wilson of the Confederacy, both unyielding in their resolve, commit their nations to a war of attrition, ensuring a bloody and desperate fight on multiple fronts. 'Walk in Hell' vividly portrays the devastating human cost and complex political machinations of a truly unique and chilling alternate reality.