Review:
"A winner." ? "Philadelphia Inquirer"
A winner. "Philadelphia Inquirer""
[Coonts's] gripping, first-person narration of aerial combat is the best I've ever read. Once begun, this book cannot be laid aside. The Wall Street Journal"
Coont's pilots are the real McCoy and his compassion for them sustains his story from first page to last . . . a sometimes exhilarating, often nightmarish tale. Kirkus Reviews"
A winner. Philadelphia Inquirer"
Kept me strapped in the cockpit of the author's imagination for a down-and-dirty novel. St. Louis Post-Dispatch"
Coonts makes us see, smell, hear, taste, and feel battle. Cleveland PlainDealer"
"[Coonts's] gripping, first-person narration of aerial combat is the best I've ever read. Once begun, this book cannot be laid aside." ? The Wall Street Journal
"Coont's pilots are the real McCoy and his compassion for them sustains his story from first page to last . . . a sometimes exhilarating, often nightmarish tale." ? Kirkus Reviews
"A winner." ? Philadelphia Inquirer
"Kept me strapped in the cockpit of the author's imagination for a down-and-dirty novel." ? St. Louis Post-Dispatch
"Coonts makes us see, smell, hear, taste, and feel battle." ? Cleveland PlainDealer
-[Coonts's] gripping, first-person narration of aerial combat is the best I've ever read. Once begun, this book cannot be laid aside.- ? The Wall Street Journal
-Coont's pilots are the real McCoy and his compassion for them sustains his story from first page to last . . . a sometimes exhilarating, often nightmarish tale.- ? Kirkus Reviews
-A winner.- ? Philadelphia Inquirer
-Kept me strapped in the cockpit of the author's imagination for a down-and-dirty novel.- ? St. Louis Post-Dispatch
-Coonts makes us see, smell, hear, taste, and feel battle.- ? Cleveland PlainDealer
[Coonts's] gripping, first-person narration of aerial combat is the best I've ever read. Once begun, this book cannot be laid aside. ? The Wall Street Journal
Coont's pilots are the real McCoy and his compassion for them sustains his story from first page to last . . . a sometimes exhilarating, often nightmarish tale. ? Kirkus Reviews
A winner. ? Philadelphia Inquirer
Kept me strapped in the cockpit of the author's imagination for a down-and-dirty novel. ? St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Coonts makes us see, smell, hear, taste, and feel battle. ? Cleveland PlainDealer
About the Author:
Author of 13 New York Times Bestsellers, STEPHEN COONTS flew A-6 Intruders from the deck of the USS ENTERPRISE during the Vietnam War. A graduate of West Virginia University and the University of Colorado School of Law, he and his wife Deborah still fly whenever they have the time. They reside in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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