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The Wild Banshees
“The Japanese called the Corsair Whistling Death. The pilots are starting to think something else is doing the screaming.”
Solomon Islands, 1943. Lt. Col. Mick Corrigan inherits a Marine Corsair squadron of orphan pilots and borrowed aircraft — the worst assignment in the Pacific. Then the squadron starts hearing things. A woman's voice on an empty frequency. A scent of turf smoke in a sealed cockpit at 20,000 feet. Pacific WWII military aviation fiction with a supernatural undertow that never quite resolves — and a brotherhood that will make you mourn every empty chair in the ready tent.
For readers of Stephen Coonts, W.E.B. Griffin, P.T. Deutermann, Karl Marlantes, and Anthony Doerr
