The Coming of the Reichchild, is an epic story by author J.P. de Sales about the life of Saddam Hussein, proffered as the illegitimate son of Adolf Hitler - a son whose existence was unknown even to the Fuhrer, and who was destined to become the infamous Iraqi despot due to the Third Reich's crushing, and historically authentic need for oil. Implausible? Consider that Saddam Hussein, by his own admission, has said that he never knew who his real father was, and that he was raised by an uncle whom history reveals to us to have been an ardent pro-Nazi.
The Coming of the Reichchild is a visceral, highly visual historical novel that deftly weaves fact with fiction to revel the chilling, all-too-plausible roots of the Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein. Built convincingly around real historical events and personages, the tale chronicles the diabolical events of another time and the Third Reich’s hunger for oil, when a diabolical seed was planted whose bitter fruit would be harvested by a future age. The story traces Hussein's ruthless rise to power, and his conflict with the Jews whom he vowed to incinerate with his Scud missiles during the Gulf War, all the while protecting the incredible secret of his true identity. Based on a great deal of historical research, the distinction as to where fact ends and fiction begins is indiscernible yielding a fascinating read that is filled with suspense, violence, intrigue, terror and the ultimate love and sacrifice of a man for his daughter.
A 'What If' tale to end all what-if's.
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