Sinopsis

American military forces are focused on fighting Japan after Pearl
Harbor. Hitler's army has taken Stalingrad, defeated opposing countries
in Western Europe, England has surrendered, and German troops, including
the terrifying Gestapo, now control Canada, with a puppet government in
Ottawa.

Many historians consider Hitler's greatest blunder was
declaring war on the United States in 1941. Award-winning author Robert
Conroy presents an exciting alternate history scenario, where Hitler did
not declare war on the U.S. and American armed forces stayed out of the
European conflict, focusing its military might on the Pacific.

In
NORTH REICH, border skirmishes with Nazi-occupied Canada and saboteur
efforts within U.S. escalate into a Nazi invasion. This novel presents a
moving picture of Nazi-occupied Canada, what the U.S. response might
have been, and how warfare on American soil could have played out.