Max and Harry Kelso are brothers. Separated as boys, they've grown up separately: Max in Germany and Harry in Britain. Now, in the opening days of World War II, they're both air force officers flying fighters for their respective countries. When they meet, what happens next may decide the course of the war . . .

A gratifying return to form for Higgins, whose tales of Sean Dillon have grown steadily more formulaic and less interesting in recent years. _Flight of Eagles_ is no classic, but it's an excellent WWII thriller and well worth reading if that's your thing (as it is mine).

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I hardly have any time to read at all, and consider myself a work-a-holic of the worst kind. I thought when I saw the book up on the pump that it must be a sign that I am supposed to slow down and enjoy a good novel. I will take the time to read the book this week and send it back out for someone else.

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