10 Downing Street

Bulldog Press
The final novel in the Gamekeeper Trilogy. Set in the 40s. Patton battles Zhukov with nuclear weapons and advanced technology.


Book Description
In the final novel of the Gamekeeper Trilogy, Britain has emerged from the World War as the globe's unrivaled superpower. The British Commonwealth evolves into a one-world government. Ferocious laissez-faire policies eliminate national barriers and restrictions on the flow of capital and labor. Antitrust laws never take root and a new economic system emerges: global monopoly capitalism. While conventional wisdom holds that war has been banished forever, a communist insurgency secretly grows in Hawaii, unwittingly funded by the government it seeks to overthrow. The insurgency eventually explodes from its island stronghold to plunge the planet into a second world war. 10 Downing Street is an alternate history of the Cold War, but it is barely recognizable as such. Two economic systems are locked in mortal combat. They are not, however, economic systems that we would recognize. Nationalism is not a factor in this economic war. The winning side, whether free market communism or monopoly capitalism, will rule a one-world government from Westminster.


About the Author
Dave Putnam is a nationally recognized sculptor, specializing in abstract and representational animal figures. He has pieces in the Audubon Zoo in New Orleans, The International Wildlife Museum in Tucson, Arizona, the City of Antioch California, as well as many other institutional and private collections throughout the country. He has written the definitive book on the America Bulldog, The Working American Bulldog, in addition to the prequels to this novel The Gamekeeper's Night Dog and The World War. Dave lives in Northern California with his wife and four American Bulldogs.


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10 Downing Street is an alternate history of the Cold War, but it is barely recognizable as such. Two economic systems are locked in mortal combat. They are not, however, economic systems that we would recognize. Nationalism is not a factor in this economic war. The winning side, whether free market communism or monopoly capitalism, will rule a one-world government from Westminster.


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