Description: Praise for The British Lion: "Schumacher has done his historical research about Nazis, their sympathizers, and the Holocaust. He mixes those facts into a riveting story, creating an alternate history that will have readers trembling with the realistic possibilities. This is a must-read." - Blackfive.net on The British Lion "Within this foggy moral atmosphere . . . Schumacher creates a believable yet depressing occupied England, frozen and snow-covered. . . . Believable alternate history laced with multiple gunfights, turncoat duplicity, and an ending sure to propel the British Lion back into action." - Kirkus Reviews on The British Lion "An exhilarating roller-coaster ride that would have made a great Hitchcock movie." - Fort Worth Star-Telegram "A well-written adventure." - St. Louis Post-Dispatch on The Darkest Hour Praise for The Darkest Hour: "[A] convincing and swift-moving debut, The Darkest Hour [is] an alternative-history thriller that makes an imaginary past vivid by dwelling not on larger what-ifs but on the perils of a handful of individuals.... Schumacher's assured and atmospheric writing make this a memorable novel, reminiscent of writers from John Buchan to Ken Follett, and of directors from Alfred Hitchcock to Carol Reed." - Wall Street Journal "A suspenseful cat-and-mouse game." - Publishers Weekly "An action-filled political thriller." - New York Journal of Books "A rip-roaring adventure." - TheRealBookSpy.com "The author creates an action-packed plot while still exploring questions of morality." - Blackfive.net Praise for The British Lion: "An extraordinary and exciting tour-de-force... [and] breathtakingly imagined.... Immaculate research and acute observation are allied to a dynamic cast of characters.... A riveting, remarkable novel which makes one hope there is more to come." - Lancashire Evening Post Praise for Tony Schumacher: "Within this foggy moral atmosphere . . . Schumacher creates a believable yet depressing occupied England, frozen and snow-covered. . . . Believable alternate history laced with multiple gunfights, turncoat duplicity, and an ending sure to propel the British Lion back into action." - Kirkus Reviews on The British Lion "A stunning debut... The action never stops, as John discovers he can no longer trust his friends. Everyone he knows would give him and the boy up in an instant to save their own hides.... A brilliant work for the history and thriller fan who wants to see the past through a truly imaginative mind." - Suspense Magazine on The Darkest Hour "The Darkest Hour is an alternate history, a psychological study, and a thriller all rolled into one fantastic book. . . . A plat that is action-packed and gripping." - Crimespree Magazine on The Darkest Hour

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