An Empire of Genius and Force: An Alternate History of the Napoleonic Wars

In 1812, Napoleon captured Moscow, only to be forced to flee in one of the harshest winters in Russian history. The next two years his empire would be dismantled and by 1815, he had lost his empire twice-over.

Yet what if he had taken an intact Moscow that wasn't burned to the ground? Would his empire have been able to be destroyed? What would have happened to the new Russian subjects that were part of his empire? Would Austria, Prussia and Great Britain have confronted him again or would they have ended all fighting against him?

This alternate history explores one such possible outcome.
Explore this alternate history through the eyes of four men:
Napoleon Bonaparte, an emperor driven by good-intentions with a mixture of genius and ambition to match. Nicholas Borsches, a young Russian peasant that joins the French Army in an attempt to improve his own lot in life. Arthur Wellesley, fresh from losing the Siege of Borgos in Spain, is sent to Canada, where the British war-effort against the United States is not going poorly. And Charley Mahone, a young factory laborer living in London.

From the mind that brought you a Confederate victory in "Rise of the Confederacy" and a Parthian defeat in "Desert Eagles", comes a tale of war, ambition and genius in his newest novel "An Empire of Genius and Force".