World War II Reimagined with Artificial Intelligence: An Alternative History

“History was never written by men alone — the machines were there too.”In Project Minerva, award-winning historian Dr. Sarah Vance unearths a classified archive sealed for 75 years — revealing that World War II wasn’t only fought with guns and courage, but with algorithms, prototypes, and forbidden code.From the smoky basements of Bletchley Park to the icy ruins of Stalingrad, this gripping techno-historical thriller exposes the secret war of machines that could predict victory, calculate loss, and rewrite fate itself.Historical realism meets speculative technology: Based on authentic WWII operations — from Dunkirk to Hiroshima — reimagined through a lens of early artificial intelligence.For readers of Neal Stephenson, Ken Follett, and Blake Crouch: A meticulously researched narrative blending espionage, ethics, and the birth of computation.A mystery buried in history: Declassified documents, vanished scientists, and a truth governments conspired to erase.A war fought twice: Once by men and once by machines that could think.As Dr. Vance pieces together the forgotten legacy of Project Minerva, she must confront the question that changed the twentieth century — what happens when machines start deciding who wins the war?Perfect for readers who love:Historical thrillers with a speculative edgeSecret-history and conspiracy fictionAlan Turing, cryptography, and the origins of AISmart, cinematic storytelling that feels real enough to be true