A majorly different novel from Dean Ing, something unexpected...

From booklist:
Early in 1945, near the end of World War II, the Japanese hid a fleet of planes to be used in an all-out suicide war if the U.S. invaded Japan. One of the characters in Ing's eleventh novel, an aging--and dying--World War II pilot, found six of the planes in mint condition in a cave on an island in the Pacific 20 years later. Now a group of elderly ex-pilots who flew together in the war decide to find the island and recover the planes, worth a fortune to collectors. There is lots of talk about propeller-driven planes and lots of cliched writing; nevertheless, Ing has written a fairly interesting novel that World War II and aircraft devotees will find appealing. George Cohen

Link > http://www.amazon.com/Flying-Pieces-Dean-Ing/dp/0812548418/ref=sr_1_24/002-2730810-5129666?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1185371627&sr=1-24

RELEASE NOTES:

Shoppertrak 11th Floor cafeteria bookself. Mainly for employee's only, but I hope the books will propagate out from here...

I also hope to get other employees here into BOOKCROSSING...