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Flying Cavalier
Lance Winslow has become a decorated American flying ace during the First World War, but his courage in the air is driven partly by grief and revenge for his wife’s death. Combat gives that anger a target, yet repeated success does little to restore the life he lost and begins to make bitterness part of the identity others celebrate.
A relationship with an American journalist challenges the isolation Lance has built around himself. The novel follows him through the dangerous early age of military aviation, when pilots operate with limited protection and rapidly changing tactics. Romance offers a possible future, but only if Lance can separate duty from the personal vengeance that has kept him fighting.
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