Panzerwanderer

A glorious victory or a crushing defeat for the Central Powers hangs in the balance. Spring of 1918 has finally arrived on the war-torn grounds of the Western Front as the Great War enters its fourth year. Having fought each other to a bloody stalemate, the Allied and Central Powers seek that final killing blow to bring the war to an end. Russia, one of the three original members of the Entente (now called the Allied Powers), has plunged into revolution. With the battle in the east over, the German Empire is now transporting those armies to the Western Front to tilt the balance of power in their favor. However, the hour is late for the German Empire faces supply shortages and a starving populous due to the British blockade. Adding to the drain on their resources is a top-secret project originally initiated by the Kaiser himself. Promised that these new machines will break the stalemate and win glory for the empire, the Kaiser prioritized this project without his generals knowing. Now, with millions of men and thousands of pieces of artillery at his disposal, Ludendorff plans to launch a major offensive, putting these unwanted yet menacing machines to the test. In this first installment, EA Baker provides readers with a fantastical yet palpable alternate history of the First World War. One where the Kaiser became a believer in a fleet of armored walkers and digging machines to render trenches useless, changing warfare forever. In The Kaiser's Machines: Panzerwanderer, readers will follow a bold German captain, a haunted French observation pilot, an intelligent American nurse, and a pair of British and American soldiers as they witness the final days of the Great War. For fans of the World of 1920+ and alternate history, become enraptured by a time and place not so long ago where mechanical beasts storm across a devastated landscape. Will the Kaiser's costly dream bring deliverance to a nation on the brink of collapse? Find out from those who were there and saw it all. Warning: contains adult language and violence.