March 1944 - an RAF bomber station in the bleak East Anglian fenlands. The body of a young WAAF is discovered early one morning and Alan Blanding, schoolmaster turned adjutant, soon finds himself under suspicion of her murder, and in trying to help a young pilot accused of cowardice, Blanding puts his own life at risk in a thrilling climax to the book. This is Michael Anthony's fourth and final book.
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A surprise ending,
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Because the book was dense with details, I have a new understanding of Britain's air war. The book was a little slow in spots but the ending was very satisfactory.
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