Storming the Rhine

The final push. The final cost. The final hope.

Late 1944. The Allies are grinding toward Germany's heart. The Rhine is the last great obstacle. And four lives are about to collide on its banks.

Captain Jem Hawthorne is a British RAF pilot haunted by his brother's death. His missions grow more dangerous as the end approaches. He must find the strength to keep flying and to finally lay his brother's ghost to rest.

Sergeant Ella Kovacs is a Hungarian-Jewish translator who escaped the camps only to spend the war searching for her family. As the Allies advance, she uncovers atrocities that test her faith in humanity and her will to survive.

Lieutenant Danny Rossi leads his platoon through the nightmare of the Hurtgen Forest and into the brutal crossing of the Rhine. He must keep his men alive while carrying the weight of his own conscience.

Marta Weber is a German nurse trapped in a collapsing hospital in Aachen. She must decide whether to save her patients or risk everything to help Allied prisoners escape.

As their paths converge on the banks of the Rhine, each must confront the ultimate question: how far will you go to survive? And what will you sacrifice for those you love?

Storming the Rhine is an epic, heart-pounding saga of war, survival, and the unbreakable human spirit. It is perfect for fans of Band of Brothers and The Longest Day.

An unforgettable journey into the heart of darkness and the resilience of the human soul. Historical Novel Society.