

1920
America's Great War
Author: Robert Conroy
Narrator: L.J. Ganser
Unabridged: 14 hr 15 min
Format: Digital Audiobook Download
Publisher: Recorded Books
Published: 12/03/2013
Categories: Fiction, Science Fiction
Author: Robert Conroy
Narrator: L.J. Ganser
Unabridged: 14 hr 15 min
Format: Digital Audiobook Download
Publisher: Recorded Books
Published: 12/03/2013
Categories: Fiction, Science Fiction
Robert Conroy was a business and economic history teacher who lived in Detroit. His alternate-history novels include 1901, 1862, 1945, 1942, and Red Inferno: 1945. He died in 2014.
Originally reviewed at Bookwraiths Reviews 1920: America's Great War is alternate history at its best. It is fast. It’s fun. It doesn’t take itself too seriously. Nor does it pretend to give you a history lesson in disguise. Nope, Robert Conroy has written a real page-turner that has interesting cha......more
Not a bad read. I tend to love good alternate history and this one is a good sound "okay". I've always been fascinated by the "what ifs" of the First World War. So much is almost totally unknown by the general public anymore. History taught in schools has been slipping for many years and it often re......more
I liked this book, but I really wanted to love it. It has a fascinating setting, a world dominated by Imperial Germany (don't listen to the reviewers claiming its full of historical inaccuracies, 5 minutes of research could teach you more than they know), and its battles are really cool and fun to r......more
I'm a junkie for alternate history and I generally enjoy Robert Conroy's books. This one was particularly interesting because I had just finished writing a non-fiction book on America's war plans and War Plan Black, the war with Germany, was one of my favorite chapters. I found things wrong, as a hi......more
Overall, a pretty interesting and fun romp through the realms of alternate history. Coming from a Harry Turtledove background, I did find it rather...less-detailed...in its scope, and it seemed to resolve itself rather quickly. For being a "Great War" / "World War One" era story, it still followed t......more