Angel in Hell
Description
Emily Mason is a Navy fighter pilot, and she's bored. It's bad enough that her new back-seater is Blackwell, a hard-nosed senior officer, but what's worse is that her combat missions involve nothing more than flying back and forth in an empty sky, occasionally bombing an unseen target designated by the British and American Special Forces who are sneaking around the cloud-covered forest below.
Then one mission changes it all.
The enemy stumble across a British SAS reconnaissance patrol. Pinned down and about to be over-run, they need immediate air support. Rushing to help, Mason and Blackwell's dull routine is blown apart, and they are blown from the sky.
Their only hope lies with Steve, a cynical British soldier. He might be able to lead them out of the forest alive, but will their souls survive intact?
Angel in Hell is a 29,000 word novella. (Approximately 100 pages in length.)
Then one mission changes it all.
The enemy stumble across a British SAS reconnaissance patrol. Pinned down and about to be over-run, they need immediate air support. Rushing to help, Mason and Blackwell's dull routine is blown apart, and they are blown from the sky.
Their only hope lies with Steve, a cynical British soldier. He might be able to lead them out of the forest alive, but will their souls survive intact?
Angel in Hell is a 29,000 word novella. (Approximately 100 pages in length.)
