The Ghost Plane, written in 1939 by James Corbett, was one of several aeronautical thrillers that flirted with the supernatural. In this one, an invisible soundless plane is assassinating people on the ground with impunity. War is in the air, but so is love, and Corbett makes the most of the situation by purpling his prose even more than usual.
(1887-1958) UK author who served as a lieutenant in the armed forces during World War One and wrote popular thrillers for the lending-library market from 1929 to 1951.
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