The Conquest of America: A Romance of Disaster and Victory, U.S.A., 1921 A.D.

In the aftermath of the Great War, a startling vision unfolds: German forces suddenly appear on Broadway, march into Wall Street and threaten the heart of New York City. The narrative is presented as the wartime diary of a London Times correspondent, giving a gritty, on‑the‑ground feel to the early days of an imagined 1921 invasion. As bridges are blown and subway tunnels flooded, ordinary citizens and military leaders grapple with the shock of an unexpected enemy at their doorstep.

Through vivid description and vivid dialogue, the story asks what a nation unprepared for war might face when the world’s most powerful armies turn their sights on America. It weaves together urgent calls for defense, debates between pacifist idealism and practical readiness, and the personal resolve of those willing to stand with their families against the tide. Listeners will be drawn into the tense first act of a daring “what‑if” that challenges both history and the future.