Fate of Nations: Einstein Must Die!

Chris Kohout

Book 1 of Fate of Nations

Language: English

Amazon ISBN mobi-asin

Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Published: Sep 6, 2013

Description:

 Warning  To tell this story, I freely tweak and play with history. If this is not to your taste, you may be unhappy with this tale. Otherwise, the story is...

1916 AD - Impending war with England has given Nikola Tesla the chance to build his dream: a weapon to end all wars. The American steam-powered Beowulf tank is larger than a house, and carries enough firepower to face an army. Beowulf also has a mechanical brain, embedded with the consciousness of Colonel Browning, America's best military strategist.

But in England, King George has put Albert Einstein to work for his own war effort: zeppelins capable of reaching the former colony, and new, radiological bombs to remind them of the price of disloyalty.

When two brilliant pacifists wield technology to bring peace to a planet at war, the final outcome will surprise them both, and the world.

  • "I am completely in awe of his talent for writing, twisting known historical faces with the perfect fantasy setting!" -Dii, Top 1000 Reviewer
  • "I was brought back to my teen years when reading a book was a marvelous adventure." -Robin Beckwith
  • "Chris does an outstanding job of creating a steampunk/sci fi/historical novel featuring real-life characters (e.g., Winston Churchill, Albert Einstein, Nikola Tesla)." -Arthur Bradley, Top 50 Reviewer

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Review

In the Kindle store, Einstein Must Die! has been...

  • #1 Science Fiction > Steampunk
  • #6 Science Fiction > Alternative History

"Chris Kohout's Einstein Must Die! is one of those books unlike any other - as a fellow author, I say that with a note of admiration. Excellent work!" - Arthur Bradley, Amazon Top 50 Reviewer

"Einstein Must Die! is a page-turner. It won't take long before they'll be rooting for a supersized tank with a human mind. Chris Kohout has an amazing gift for storytelling." - CreateSpace

About the Author

A former programmer, filmmaker and Marine, Georgia born Chris Kohout's writing combines a deep technology background with a keen interest in human motivations. His style has been described as "Sci-Fi with heart."