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Stalingrad: Scorched Earth
First Came Conquest, Then Came Hell.
Spring–late summer 1942. As the 6th Army drives east, German infantryman Keller marches from dust-choked steppe to the shattered streets of Stalingrad. What begins as momentum turns into a burned villages, poisoned wells, ghost-snipers, and house-to-house slaughter at the Grain Elevator and Red October. Beside Keller are the soldiers who keep him moving—Weber’s dark humor, Vogel’s iron discipline, and bookish Lehmann—until the city takes its due.
When the flags finally rise over the central square, victory tastes like ash. Scorched Earth ends where history insists it doesn’ with the city “captured”… and something worse on the wind.
A relentless, ground-level WWII epic for readers of gritty Eastern Front historical fiction and intense military thrillers—told with unflinching realism, human stakes, and the hollow triumph that sets the stage for Books 2 & 3.
Start Book 1 today—available on Kindle, paperback, and FREE to read with Kindle Unlimited.
Spring–late summer 1942. As the 6th Army drives east, German infantryman Keller marches from dust-choked steppe to the shattered streets of Stalingrad. What begins as momentum turns into a burned villages, poisoned wells, ghost-snipers, and house-to-house slaughter at the Grain Elevator and Red October. Beside Keller are the soldiers who keep him moving—Weber’s dark humor, Vogel’s iron discipline, and bookish Lehmann—until the city takes its due.
When the flags finally rise over the central square, victory tastes like ash. Scorched Earth ends where history insists it doesn’ with the city “captured”… and something worse on the wind.
A relentless, ground-level WWII epic for readers of gritty Eastern Front historical fiction and intense military thrillers—told with unflinching realism, human stakes, and the hollow triumph that sets the stage for Books 2 & 3.
Start Book 1 today—available on Kindle, paperback, and FREE to read with Kindle Unlimited.
157 pages, Kindle Edition
Published August 15, 2025
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