« World War 3.2 » John Birmingham

History didn’t just change. It exploded. The war that erupted with a Soviet orbital strike on Western Europe now rages across the globe. Alliances falter, empires fall, and dictators drive all before them. In the White House, President Kolhammer faces enemies abroad and a nemesis at home. ar rages in every domain — fought in the skies by stealth drones and supersonic jets, beneath the waves by hunter–killer subs and autonomous swarms, and across the blood–soaked fields of Western Germany, where modern mechanised divisions clash with old–world armies in a storm of steel and fire. No front is stable. No weapon is off–limits. And no one is safe.

Meanwhile, spies, mercenaries, and heroes thought long dead fight their battles in the shadows of Cairo, Marseille, and Mississippi.