A seemingly spiritual successor of Man in the High Castle that pales just a bit in comparison. Worth reading if you have enjoyed PKD's take on war focused historical fiction, not of comparable quality but will still scratch the itch.

If it were longer written or the writing of longer contemplated on it could have fulfilled the potential excellence that while reading I felt always there under the surface. Maybe I misjudge and the failing to realize is on my side, regardless, it was worthwhile and engaging all the same.