Hitler's Blitzkrieg erupts across Western Europe, thrusting British Private Bill Brooks into the hellish maw of modern war. Commanded by his elder brother, Lieutenant Jameson Brooks, Bill confronts staggering German assaults in the blood-soaked fields of Belgium and France. As the war darkens, Bill's hopes of making it to his French bride, Augusta, and keeping her safe from the Nazi wave, look more impossible. In London, Winston Churchill is appointed Prime Minister on the very day the German offensive begins. Haunted by the ghosts of his Gallipoli failure, he battles a fractious Parliament, a contentious War Cabinet, wavering French allies, and the German steamroller. As Bill claws for survival on the front lines, Winston fights to keep Britain in the war. Torn between conflicting duties, doubts and desires, both men wrestle with soul-crushing decisions that alter their lives and the course of history. The Red Fields of France is great for fans of Band of Brothers, All Quiet on the Western Front, A Farewell to Arms, Gates of Fire, or anything by Mark Helprin. "5/5 Stars. The Red Fields of France...places readers at the center of the chaotic early days of the 1940 campaign in Western Europe...Spurlock's prose emphasizes movement and momentum, mirroring the pace of events during the fall of France...The writing is engaging and goes beyond what many World War II novels cover. The Red Fields of France blends large-scale historical moments with character-driven storytelling...It's an unforgettable story." - Reader's Favorite "Immediately captivating and immersive...with a compelling, deeply human story...wondrously evocative, effortlessly capturing the spirit of the age...superbly written and scrupulously researched, The Red Fields of France deserves to be a classic." - Book Review Directory "Sweeping and unflinchingly human, The Red Fields of France is a gripping World War II epic that interweaves the harrowing journey of a British soldier with the high-stakes leadership of Winston Churchill, perfect for readers drawn to historical fiction rich in emotion, sacrifice, and the weight of impossible choices." - New In Books Reviews "Riveting, emotional, and packed with historical factoids." - Kirkus Reviews Sean Spurlock studied Politics, Philosophy, and Economics at The King's College and worked at the United Nations during his time in New York City. Sean was the President of the House of Sir Winston Churchill at The King's College. During his tenure, he attended multiple International Churchill Conferences, published several articles on Churchill's legacy, and led the establishment of a Library of Winston Churchill at The King's College.