The Shouting Wind

Book Two of The Sunlit Silence Series of World War II in the Air

De: Frank A. Mason

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Duración: 9 h y 41 m

Resumen del Editor

From award-winning author Frank A. Mason comes The Shouting Wind, a gripping second installment in the Sunlit Silence Series. Set during the Battle of Britain, the novel follows Trip Gibson, an American fighter pilot who joins the British RAF in 1940. As Trip faces relentless enemy fire and endures the dark days of the Blitz, he witnesses the resilience of the British people. This powerful WWII novel takes readers into the strife-filled skies over Britain and reveals the true cost of heroism in one of history’s most pivotal battles.

Frank A. Mason's extensive military background, including 22 years of service as a U.S. Air Force lieutenant colonel, brings exceptional realism and authenticity to The Shouting Wind. His experience piloting supersonic jets and flying B-52s during the Cold War lends credibility to the detailed descriptions of aerial combat and the emotional toll of war. Mason’s familiarity with military protocols, aviation tactics, and the camaraderie among pilots allows him to craft vivid, accurate scenes that resonate with both history enthusiasts and readers seeking authentic WWII narratives. His ability to convey the tension of combat and the psychological challenges faced by fighter pilots enhances the overall realism of the novel.