James Emerson Loyd books in order

The year is 1918. The Great War is at an inflection point.

The fate of European civilization rested on one decision: Will Germany, having triumphed against Russia, now endeavor to destroy the British and the French before the American forces come to their rescue?

Or will a tiny group of patriotic Germans, under the leadership of a General and a Crown Prince, use their power and capacities to coax their inflexible leadership to declare victory and withdraw homeward?

Who Desires Peace, which is the first installment in The Great War Won trilogy, narrates the schemes and adventures of the conspirators, setting ground for their peace offensive.

German armies are unleashed after Leon Trotsky and the new government of Bolshevik Russia fail to reach an agreement in the historic peace talks.

A German team plunges into the nerve centre of Saint Petersburg, in a desperate search for an imprisoned American notable.

Numerous calls for a peaceful resolution to the war however prove futile, including an audacious mission to have a face-to-face meeting with the American General Black Jack Pershing.

When an unexpected Allied offensive is counterattacked by the Germans, it sets the stage for the final epic showdown covered in book three of The Great War Won trilogy.

In Book One: The future of European civilization remains uncertain. Will Germany, having triumphed against Russia, now endeavor to destroy the British and the French before the American forces come to their rescue?

In Book Two: A German team plunges into the nerve centre of Saint Petersburg, in a desperate search for an imprisoned American notable.
When an unexpected Allied offensive is counterattacked by the Germans, it sets the stage for the final epic showdown covered in book three of The Great War Won trilogy.

In Book Three: As the offensive intensifies and more blood is shed, Germany becomes weaker. An unexpected reconciliation then brings the Great War to a fitful end.