Nathaniel Bennett
Red Shirt Publications
YANK
A WWII Story of Survival, Courage, and Uncertain Loyalties
Thomas Moses Freeman, aka, Yank is a fighter pilot for the RAF in the early years of WWII. After flying a secret mission, he finds himself down behind enemy lines.
The adventure of eluding the Germans and the woman that wants him, keeps him on his toes.
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I really liked this book. It's even better than the first one; The Ant Doctor. I had a difficult time putting it down, the characters are people I would like to know, especially the cook Savannah. There are two stories the seem to enter twine but are different. It makes me want to see a third book to find out what's going to happen next.
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Haggenville Chronicles
In 1836, Jonathan Haggen was a man out of time. Although raised to be a plantation owner, he despised slavery and plantation life.
At age 24, Jonathan sold all he ever knew and set out to create his own legacy.
Question: What do you do when you find a Russian spy training operation in New York City in 1943?
Answer: You send in two bugs and an opera singer.
3rd in the series of the Haggenville Chronicles. Yank is launching soon! Make sure to check back soon for release dates.
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