The world believes the war is over. The ice knows better.
December 1946. Eighteen months after the fall of Berlin, strange signals are echoing from the frozen wastes of Antarctica. Ships are vanishing in the Southern Ocean, and pilots report "silver phantoms" stalking the skies over the Ross Ice Shelf.
Lieutenant Colonel Mac McAllister, now a civilian trying to forget the shadows of the Mittelwerk, is called back for one final mission. He joins Admiral Richard E. Byrd’s massive Task Force 68—Operation Highjump—officially an expedition for science, unofficially an invasion force.
Deep within the jagged peaks of Neuschwabenland, the last remnants of the SS have built a fortress powered by the forbidden physics of "The Bell." General Kammler and the rogue Soviet Colonel Volkov are preparing to launch a fleet that defies gravity and time itself.
From the crash of a transport plane on a desolate glacier to a submarine duel beneath the ice and a desperate aerial battle against the "Haunebu" saucers, Mac must infiltrate the hollow earth to stop a doomsday device that threatens to rewrite history.
The Eurasian Eclipse concludes here—not with a treaty, but with a fight for the future of humanity at the bottom of the world.