Charming Billy

by Gerald Lane Summers

General William, “Billy” Brand, retired from the RAF and the USAF suffers from PTSD. On the verge of suicide at age 57, he is advised by his psychologist to return to Europe to re-establish his relationship with Countess Moira Sinclair-Lewis, face his fears and air battles during the Battle of Britain and find a way to deal with the horrors that have been haunting him for so long. About the Gerald Lane Summers, J.D. is a retired lawyer and juvenile court referee with thirty years of service within the Justice system of California. He has served in every branch of the system, from police officer, probation officer, and as a Grand Jury Foreman. As a hobby, he studies military history at great length, especially the Battle of Britain as featured in this novel. He has also been a private pilot and understands the nature of aviation. Contact the author mobleymeadows@yahoo.com

358 pages, Paperback

First published April 22, 2015

Reviews

[Barbara Fusi]

Another exciting read

I love WWII Novels. What a delight to spend a day or two reading about the war, England, true love, fraud and hidden treasure.

What fun. Jerry, as his friends call him, has hit the mark again with a completely new adventure.

Keep them coming. I can hardly wait.