Blue Man Falling: A riveting World War Two tale of RAF fighter pilots

Blue Man Falling: A riveting World War Two tale of RAF fighter pilots

by Frank Barnard (Author)

Synopsis

In September 1939, World War Two is declared. For RAF fighter pilots patrolling the Franco-German border it is a bizarre time: one moment they are chasing an elusive Luftwaffe, the next ordering champagne in Paris. Then, in May 1940, Hitler launches Blitzkrieg and the Hurricane squadrons find themselves engulfed in battle. Blue Man Falling follows the fortunes of two RAF pilots; Englishman Kit Curtis, and American Ossie Wolf, who clash not only with the Germans, but also with each other, fighting for different reasons and employing different methods as France collapses and the Allies face humiliation and defeat. They also encounter the insidious Fifth Column, the enemy within, and those intent on profiting from chaos...

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 480
Edition: Revised ed.
Publisher: Headline Review
Published: 14 Aug 2006

ISBN 10: 0755325559
ISBN 13: 9780755325559
Book Overview: The first novel in Frank Barnard's riveting World War Two fighter pilots series - Band of Brothers for the air

Media Reviews
This is brilliantly researched with terrific flying and combat scenes - a fictional version of the very successful non fiction book FIGHTER BOYS.
Author Bio
Frank Barnard trained as a journalist before moving into public relations. He worked as managing director for major international consultancies before quitting at 50 to write full time and race cars. He is married with two children and four grandchildren with whom he enjoys sailing and sea-fishing near his home in Rye, Sussex.