It was the pilots of the U.S. Air Mail service who made it possible for flight to evolve from an impractical and deadly fad to today's worldwide network of airlines. Nicknamed "The Suicide Club," this small but daring cadre of pilots took a fleet of flimsy World War I "Jenny" Biplanes and blazed a trail of sky routes across the country. In the midst of the Jazz Age, they were dashing, group-proud, brazen, and resentful of authority. They were also loyal, determined to prove the skeptics wrong. MAVERICKS OF THE SKY, by Barry Rosenburg and Catherine Macaulay, is a narrative non-fiction...
It was the pilots of the U.S. Air Mail service who made it possible for flight to evolve from an impractical and deadly fad to today's worldwid...
Mmm What a deliciously erotic blend: medium-ship, the mythical, and mystery Exquisitely written with some of the most compelling damned characters I've followed in a long time. This is a talented writer who will have us panting for the next novel before we finish this one. -Bram Stoker Award Winner Steve Burt, author of the FreeKs paranormal teens series Australian author Barry Rosenberg's novel, Call of the Swami, is 88,000 words. His wife, Judith, provided the cover art of the Swami seducing a young Irena in India. Call of the Swami Folding a blanket, Irena sat in lotus position....
Mmm What a deliciously erotic blend: medium-ship, the mythical, and mystery Exquisitely written with some of the most compelling damned characters I...
