Iron Curtain

by Matt Turner

Happy days are here again in the Soviet Union. The fascist invaders are all dead, ground into dust beneath the boots of the victorious Red Army. Wise Comrade Stalin rules with a gentle and compassionate hand over the vanguard of the Worker's Paradise to come. And the ever-vigilant agents of the Ministry of State Security keep a watchful eye over the populace, guarding their minds from the peril of subversive, anti-Soviet thoughts. At the cost of an ocean of human blood, peace is secure at last. And yet, something is changing. From the re-education camps of Siberia to the inner halls of the Kremlin, there are whispers of a new presence in the USSR, an ancient challenger that has re-emerged from the dusty tombs of the pharaohs... The Soviet Union is an atheist state; the closest thing it has to a god sits behind a desk in Moscow. The SUN-GOD doesn't care.

138 pages, Kindle Edition

Published December 23, 2020

Reviews

[Jason]

Virus

A virus attacks 1950 Soviet Union, with antisemitism on the rise 5 years after the end of the Great Patriotic War/WWll

[Alan Cobb · Rating 3 out of 5]

Found it hard to keep my mind on this story . I did finish it but felt disappointed

[Marley · Rating 1 out of 5]

Good premise, but I found it impossible to finish, and I almost always finish books I start.