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Audiobooks by Robert Sidney Bowen
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From out of the distant past-or is it the far future?-flies top fighter pilot, Dusty Ayres! "America, you are next!" As those words rang through the War Department room, officers gasped in horror. Fire-Eyes, emperor of the world, had invaded their secret council to hurl his challenge. And America knew only one answer-"War Declared!" Rising to that challenge is Air Force Captain Dusty Ayres, flying the Silver Flash, accompanied by his fighting wingmen, Curly Brooks and Biff Bolton. But can these sky-slashing modern Musketeers outfly and outfight the ferocious forces of the Black Invaders who had already vanquished all of Asia and Europe? Black Lightning originally appeared in Dusty Ayres and his Battle Birds, July, 1934. Including two associated sky stories, "The C.O.'s Coffin" and "The Smoke-Screen Ace."
"The President's son will be returned if you send us Captain Ayres in exchange." From the enemy camp came this message. And as Dusty answered, he knew he was starting on the greatest mission of the war, was going to play a lone hand against the Black Invaders, who sought to crush America beneath their barbarous wings! Once again, America's greatest war pilot is thrust into a sky duel with his arch-foe, The Black Hawk. But this time the prize is not Dusty's life, but that of an eleven-year-old boy whose brain held the secrets of his powerful father-the Commander in Chief of the United States! Crimson Doom was originally published in the August, 1934 issue of Dusty Ayres and his Battle Birds magazine. Including three thrilling short stories, "The Floating Phantom," "The Silver Caterpillar" and "The Death Bomber."
From out of the distant past-or is it the far future?-flies top fighter pilot, Dusty Ayres! America, you are next! As those words rang though the War Department room, officers gasped in horror. Fire-Eyes, emperor of the world, had invaded their secret council to hurl his challenge. And America knew only one answer-War Declared! Rising to that challenge is Air Force Captain Dusty Ayres, flying the Silver Flash, accompanied by his fighting wingmen, Curly Brooks and Biff Bolton. But can these sky-slashing modern Musketeers out fly and outfight the ferocious forces of the Black Invaders who already vanquished all of Asia and Europe? Chapters: #1 The Black Invaders #2 America Next #3 War Declared! #4 Mystery Orders #5 X34 #6 The Black Hawk #7 The Secret Drome #8 Trapped! #9 Agent Ten #10 Hell Blows Up #11 The Steel Snake #12 Lightning Strikes #13 The Devil's Odds #14 Suicide Dive #15 Black Patrol Bonus: #1 The C.O.'s Coffin #2 The Smoke-Screen Ace
The President's son will be returned if you send us Captain Ayres in exchange. From the enemy camp came this message. And as Dusty answered, he knew he was starting on the greatest mission of the war, was going to play a lone hand against the Black Invaders, who sought to crush America beneath their barbarous wings! Once again, America's greatest war pilot is thrust into a sky duel with his arch-foe, The Black Hawk. But this time the prize is not Dusty's life, but that of an eleven-year-old boy whose brain held the secrets of his powerful father-the Commander in Chief of the United States! Chapters: #1 Hell's Truce #2 Kidnap Patrol #3 Devil's Ransom #4 Black Murder #5 Black Lightning #6 Valley of Death #7 Black Fortress #8 Fire-Eyes #9 Agent 10 #10 Eagle's Trap #11 Crimson Doom Bonus: #1 The Floating Phantom #2 The Silver Caterpillar #3 The Death Bomber
Listen to Dave Dawson on Guadalcanal with a movie-style soundtrack and amplify your audiobook experience.
Featuring an American who volunteers for service in the British Royal Air Force, the Dave Dawson series of wartime action-adventure novels have remained a favorite of readers for decades. In this volume of the series, Dawson sees lots of aerial warfare action in the bitter conflict over Guadalcanal in the southwestern Pacific.
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