The apocalypse watch vs The day after tomorrow: Which Should You Read?

The apocalypse watch Robert Ludlum · 1995 ★★★★☆ 3.7 795 pages · ≈ 14 h 43 m · Moderate

After three years deep under cover, US agent Harry Latham has penetrated the fortress-like mountain hideaway of the Brotherhood of the Watch, a neo-Nazi organisation born after the fall of the Third Reich. Then, on the…

The day after tomorrow Allan Folsom · 1994 ★★★★☆ 4.0 725 pages · ≈ 13 h 26 m · Moderate

“PAUL OSBORN sat alone among the smoky bustle of the after-work crowd, staring into a glass of red wine.”

In Paris, an American doctor spots the man who murdered his father and he tries to kill him. Thus begins a tale of international intrigue, the villains of which are Nazi survivors of World War II, plotting to take over…