This is a good fiction read about an important
time in our history and the best part is the
mystery involving the spies. You are in for a
double treat – the creative writing of Jean
Sheldon and the many voices of the very talented
reader, Judith “Sparky” Roberts. These two
individuals make this a very worthwhile audio
book that you will truly enjoy.
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July 1944—a member of the Women Airforce Service
Pilots struggles to land an A-24 dive bomber
whose engine suddenly burst into flames. A week
later, another WASP finds her life threatened
when the rudder cables of a BT-13 training plane
snap mid flight. The plane goes into a deadly
spin and she prepares to jump, only to find her
canopy jammed. Is it sabotage or mechanical
failure? The work of Nazi sympathizers or washed
out US Army pilots?
In
The Woman in the Wing, a suspense
thriller, Charlotte Mercer is a WASP trainee who
hopes to fly for her country. Charlotte's career
nearly ends before it begins when an army major
removes her from training after she refuses his
proposition to do something other than fly.
Ordered to work at a defense plant with the FBI,
she meets her new riveting partner, agent
Eleanor Frazier. Char's job description changes
from pilot to Rosie the Riveter to undercover
agent after a ring of German spies. The
dedicated pilot never gives up hope of earning
her silver wings, even as she makes a perilous
flight of her own with a Nazi demolitions expert
holding a gun to the back of her head.
Like reading high-flying WWII novels of
adventure and mystery? Then Jean Sheldon's
excellent page-turning book
The Woman In The Wing is a novel you're sure
to enjoy!
