Final Blackout

London 1975. As the great World War grinds to a halt, a force more sinister than Hitler's Nazis has seized control of Europe and is systematically destroying every adversary-except one. In the heart of France, a crack unit of British soldiers survives, overcoming all opposition under the leadership of a hardened military strategist highly trained in every method of combat and known only as "The Lieutenant." Ordered to return to British headquarters, the Lieutenant is torn between obeying the politicians in London or doing what he knows is right for his country, regardless of the price.There have been many novels envisioning the consequences of a future war, but few that read with such sustained tension and chilling power as L. Ron Hubbard's fast-paced tale Final Blackout.

L. Ron Hubbard's legendary writing career encompassed more than 250 novels, short stories and screenplays in every major genre including 19 New York Times Bestsellers.When he entered the field of science fiction, he wrote high-concept stories that were crowded with action and suspense. Along with a handful of other innovatively imaginative writers, he helped lead the way in creating the Golden Age of Science Fiction and laying the foundation for the genre's continuing popularity and entertainment appeal.Among his bestselling and classic speculative fiction trendsetters as Fear, Final Blackout, Ole Doc Methuselah and his crowning epics, Battlefield Earth and the Mission Earth Series, which together dominated American bestseller lists for 153 weeks.