The Raging Skies (The Victory Trilogy Book 2)

The Raging Skies (The Victory Trilogy Book 2)

It is the summer of 1917.<br /><br />The Royal Flying Corps, with its Camels and SE5As, are wrestling air supremacy from the Germans.<br /><br />A supremacy the Germans will never be able to regain. <br /><br />The Germans have developed an improved Albatros, which has previously been the scourge of the British and French, and are hastily producing the agile Fokker Triplane.<br /><br />But, with their Nieuport 17s and newly introduced and incredibly fast Spad 13s, the Aviation Militaire are gaining the upper hand over the enemy.<br /> <br />Against a backdrop of fierce aerial battles, intense rivalries and changing tactics, ‘The Raging Skies’ follows the lives and conquests of three war-time pilots.<br /><br />Anderson, from the British Royal Flying Corps; Fournol, from the l'Aviation Militaire; and Schonborn from Die Deutschen Luftstreitkräfte. <br /><br />Their three very different lives are brought together by the brutality of war.<br /><br /><em>The Raging Skies</em> is the second book in The Victory Trilogy. It follows on from <em>Dawn Patrol</em>.<br /><br /><h2>Praise for Richard Townshend Bickers</h2><br /><br />‘A thrilling page turner,’ - <b>Tom Kasey</b>, bestselling author of <em>The Trade Off</em><br /> <br /><b>Richard Townshend Bickers</b> volunteered for the RAF on the outbreak of the second world war and served, with a Permanent Commission, for eighteen years. He wrote a range of military fiction and non-fiction books, including <em>Torpedo Attack</em>, <em>My Enemy Came Nigh</em> and <em>Summer of No Surrender</em>