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The Aviator

A Novel of the Sino-American War (The Aviator: Stories of Future Wars Series, Book 1)

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The Aviator

Written by: Craig DiLouie
Narrated by: Garrett Brown
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In the near future, the United States has fought a short, bloody war with China in the Pacific. The fighting is over, but the US Navy maintains a blockade. Some call it the First Sino-American War. Others worry it is the start of World War III.

In a prison cell in Beijing, Navy fighter pilot Jack Knapp tells his story about the victory in the Battle of Taiwan and how he ended up in a Chinese show trial, accused of crimes against humanity.

With his life in the balance, Jack will have to choose between survival and participating in his captors’ lies, and ultimately learn the true meaning of heroism in a war between superpowers where even stories are weapons.

©2021 Craig DiLouie (P)2021 Blackstone Publishing
Adventure Genre Fiction Military Science Fiction Thriller & Suspense War & Military Military Fiction

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