If War Should Come
A Paul Muller Novel of Political Intrigue (The Paul Muller Novels)
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If War Should Come
Narrated by:
Stefan Rudnicki
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Narrated by:
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Stefan Rudnicki
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Inspired by actual events, If War Should Come is a gripping historical novel of intrigue and suspense by William N. Walker.
It’s the autumn of 1939, and Europe lurches uncertainly into war. Paul Muller is catapulted into a diplomatic cauldron of treachery and betrayal as both Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union threaten war on new fronts.
In a compelling narrative of political intrigue and violence, listeners will relish being exposed to the little-known events Muller encounters, vividly illustrating the perils of a confused and fearful time.
No one writes about high-stakes 1930s political intrigue more convincingly than Mr. Walker. If War Should Come is a masterpiece of sophisticated historical fiction.
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