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This was a truly great story of an American hero. Give it a listen, and learn something about a true pioneer of American aviation.

The story has an intriguing, if not well-worn , but that’s it. It reads like an attempt at writing in the style of the OG writers from the 40s and 50s, but it fails at that. The main character is an unobservant dolt. Every other character is portrayed as an NPC. Everything about them other..

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never got into story and bad narrator, the accents are horrible and story slowly paced

I remember when this happened. I live in Mobile not far from where this happened. I believed they were telling the truth but most did not. I think a lot more people believe now that so many are sharing their experience.

worth the effort. I will go on to the second book in the series. entertaining

Love the 2nd trilogy (so far). I really like that each book stands alone. Sure you should read them in order but it’s not required except for added context. Each story focuses on a different main person.

This is my first Danelle Harmon book. I have not enjoyed a historical book in a long time. I enjoyed the narrator different voice characterizations. And I especially enjoyed the humor. Had me laughing out loud.

Jason’s story is certainly still my favorite but it was a pleasure to have some insight into Eliza’s journey. She’s a favorite now and I can’t wait to see more of her.

This litrpg story would have been better if there were no litrpg mechanics at all. Wich is hilarious. Example : lvling doesn’t matter. A sneak attack allows people to overcome a 100 lvl difference. And of course the mc is the only one actively using this tactic for killing npc’s. Since gamers never would do..

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Sorry, forgot to mention the narrator and off-putting, ridiculous accent for pilot and the flat voice for the narrator.