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Book SynopsisIn this enthralling historical thriller set in post—World War II London, detective John Henry Rossett must stop a murderous ex—SS officer as the German occupation of England begins to falter.
Working with the SS in German-occupied Britain was never easy for John Rossett.
Trade Review“A suspenseful cat-and-mouse game.” -- Publishers Weekly
“An action-filled political thriller.” -- New York Journal of Books
“A rip-roaring adventure.” -- TheRealBookSpy.com
“The author creates an action-packed plot while still exploring questions of morality.” -- Blackfive.net
Praise for The British Lion: “An extraordinary and exciting tour-de-force… [and] breathtakingly imagined.… Immaculate research and acute observation are allied to a dynamic cast of characters.… A riveting, remarkable novel which makes one hope there is more to come.” --
Lancashire Evening Post“An exhilarating roller-coaster ride that would have made a great Hitchcock movie.” --
Fort Worth Star-Telegram“A well-written adventure.” -- St. Louis Post-Dispatch on
The Darkest Hour“The Darkest Hour is an alternate history, a psychological study, and a thriller all rolled into one fantastic book. . . . A plat that is action-packed and gripping.” -- Crimespree Magazine on
The Darkest Hour“Within this foggy moral atmosphere . . . Schumacher creates a believable yet depressing occupied England, frozen and snow-covered. . . . Believable alternate history laced with multiple gunfights, turncoat duplicity, and an ending sure to propel the British Lion back into action.” -- Kirkus Reviews on
The British LionPraise for The British Lion: “Schumacher has done his historical research about Nazis, their sympathizers, and the Holocaust. He mixes those facts into a riveting story, creating an alternate history that will have readers trembling with the realistic possibilities. This is a must-read.” -- Blackfive.net on
The British LionPraise for Tony Schumacher: “Within this foggy moral atmosphere . . . Schumacher creates a believable yet depressing occupied England, frozen and snow-covered. . . . Believable alternate history laced with multiple gunfights, turncoat duplicity, and an ending sure to propel the British Lion back into action.” -- Kirkus Reviews on
The British Lion
