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The Last Flight

A Novel

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Set against the harsh beauty of Alaska, a veteran helicopter pilot is torn between ending his own embattled life and rescuing survivors from a mountain plane crash.

The Last Flight is the heroic story of Gil Connor, an Army helicopter pilot as he struggles with the finality of a terminal illness. Haunted by the horrors of war and a turbulent past, Connor is torn between ending his embattled life and saving the survivors of a remote Alaska plane crash. Amid the turmoil of an approaching storm and almost certain failure, his underlying intentions are unknown, even to himself, until the very end.

©2016 Gregory P. Liefer (P)2017 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.
Action & Adventure Americas Genre Fiction Military Mystery, Thriller & Suspense North America State & Local Suspense Thriller & Suspense United States War & Military Fiction Aviation Alaska Survival Air Force
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a great story told brilliantly by R C BRAY as usual brilliant ending to a story that had me totally absorbed

a great story

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Funny ending to this one. I wont say anymore than that. I nice simple and easy story to follow. The sort of book you take on holiday for the beach. Easy to loose the place and pick up again. I enjoyed it.... but your just left wondering about the main character at the end.

Left wondering...

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Great Story and great narration. Enough said. I would have liked the ending fleshed out a bit more but still a very happy credit purchase.

Highly Recommended

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Good idea and very likeable and believable character, but the story line starts very well and finishes very badly. A shame, but still an enjoyable listen. R C Bray excellent as always

Starts well, ends badly

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