Alias the Blackbird

In the golden haze of a 1920s October afternoon, when biplanes were the kings of the sky and $60,000 in minted gold bullion vanished faster than a shadow at noon, a monstrous F-5-L flying boat known as the Gold Beetle droned over the wild Ramapo hills of New York. What should have been the safest transport imaginable—a lumbering behemoth guarded by state troopers and helmed by ace pilot Smike Kelly—met a predator from nowhere: a sleek black monoplane, coffin-cocked and silent as death, ridden by a faceless aviator with murder in his goggles.Aerial assassins, treacherous forest lairs hidden in old mine shafts, and a WWI ghost called the Blackbird.an aerial thriller webnovel

What nest does the Blackbird guard? Who is Officer Amsel, really? And can a woodsman on a fat white mule outfox a devil who dances victory loops over burning wrecks? Strap in—these yellowed pages from 1927 hum with the roar of Liberty engines and the br-rup of death-dealing rifles. The sky was never safe again in this aerial thriller webnovel.