Following injury and devastating loss in the Battle of France, headstrong flying ace Harriet Cornwall finds herself back in Britain, facing a struggle both against her own fears and the attitudes of the time. As the German forces intensify their campaign, the young pilot battles to find her squadron and take her rightful place with them, fighting the enemy in the skies over the South Coast of England
I don't do book reviews like you keep seeing, as I find that some give too much of the plot away and I personally hate that, as it makes the book not worth reading. I much prefer to take the authors back cover write up as a review as it can either intrigue you enough to read the book of provide you enough information to make you decide that the book is not for you. My review rules are: The more stars, the more I liked it. If there are too many typos or errors the less stars I give If the storyline or plot is poor or contains too many errors, the characters are too weak, the ending lacking something, then the less stars I give. Simple, uncomplicated and to the point without giving anything away. Some of the books I read have been given to me by the author as a pre-release copy and this does not bias my reviews in any way.