1634: The Bavarian Crisis is a gripping historical romantic drama written by acclaimed authors Eric Flint and Virginia DeMarco. In this book, readers will immerse themselves in the events of the Thirty Years' War, when the action takes place in Germany in the middle of the 17th century. The main characters are people of that time who found themselves in the heart of military conflicts and diplomatic intrigues. They are looking for a way out of difficult situations in which they find themselves and try to change the course of history. The authors wonderfully recreated the atmosphere of that time, where realism is combined with fantasy. They reveal to the reader the cultural, political and military aspects of European life of that period, presenting interesting facts and vulnerable pages of history. "1634: The Bavarian Crisis" is a book that captivates from the first pages and does not let go until the last. It deepens the knowledge of history, stimulates thinking about the great events of the past and opens new horizons for anyone who decides to give in to the passion of this book."