Jeff Bigler

Ghost Flight is a well-written and gripping WWII love story about two spies whose lives become intertwined in occupied France. The setting, plot and pacing are masterfully executed. The story grabbed me from the first page, and it steadfastly refused

Ghost Flight is a well-written and gripping WWII love story about two spies whose lives become intertwined in occupied France. The setting, plot and pacing are masterfully executed. The story grabbed me from the first page, and it steadfastly refused to be set down until after the climax. Historical events were well-researched and were described effectively as they would have been experienced by the characters.

Ghost Flight also happens to be a Pride & Prejudice variation. The characters and their arcs are true to Pride & Prejudice, though Elizabeth is more formidable than she is portrayed in the original and in many other JAFF novels. However, Ghost Flight would easily hold its own among other WWII stories with or without the connection to Jane Austen's work.

This book is easily worth a five-star rating.

Full disclosure: the author provided me with an ARC in exchange for an honest review.