In Crossing, Winston Churchill provides an in-depth look at the challenges and triumphs faced by the Allied forces during World War II. Through detailed accounts of key battles and strategic decisions, Churchill paints a vivid picture of the bravery and resilience of those who fought for freedom.

The author's extensive knowledge and firsthand experience as a leader during the war shine through in his writing, offering readers a unique perspective on this critical period in history. From the Dunkirk evacuation to the D-Day landings, Churchill expertly navigates the complex political and military landscape of the time, making this book a must-read for history buffs and war enthusiasts alike.

Overall, Crossing is a compelling and informative read that pays homage to the courageous individuals who made sacrifices for the greater good. Churchill's powerful storytelling and insightful analysis make this book a standout in the genre of wartime literature.

Book Description:
This is an historical fiction novel. Many real characters of history are included, as well as fictitious ones. The saga takes place in the period slightly before the American Revolution, and extends for some years after that war. It covers the first movement of southern colonists, over the mountains, into Kentucky, then into the lands that would become Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois. The battles to take these lands from the British make up much of the drama. The characters also move into New Orleans to face off with the French.

This was a major best selling novel when released. The writer, Winston Churchill, was a most prominent American novelist of the time. The Prime Minister of England, Winston S. Churchill, was his contemporary, but no family relation. This book contains content that some listeners might find offensive.