Cocaine Skies

<p>A <strong>high-octane memoir</strong> of danger redemption and survival in the heart of Colombia's cocaine war.</p><p>After a legendary career as a British Royal Navy <strong>Sea Harrier pilot</strong> in the Falklands War <strong>Lieutenant-Commander Stephen Harrison Thomas</strong> traded the disciplined skies of military aviation for the monotony of commercial airline life. But when routine flights left him craving adventure an unexpected offer changed everything.</p><p></p><p>From the cockpit of fighter jets to the lawless jungles of Colombia <em>Cocaine Skies</em> is an adrenaline-fueled <strong>true story of one man's plunge into the world of counter-narcotics operations</strong>-where every flight was a gamble and survival was never guaranteed.</p><p></p><p>Drawn into a <strong>covert war against the cocaine cartels</strong> Thomas found himself flying perilous anti-narcotics missions dodging cartel gunfire working alongside intelligence agencies and navigating a treacherous web of power corruption and survival. But Colombia's war wasn't just fought in the skies. On the ground he encountered <strong>hidden enemies unlikely allies and a world that blurred the lines between right and wrong</strong>.</p><p></p><p>With <strong>gripping storytelling</strong> and firsthand accounts of <strong>dogfights DEA missions prison escapes and close encounters with death</strong> <em>Cocaine Skies</em> is a thrilling memoir of resilience danger and the unrelenting pursuit of purpose.</p><p></p><p>If you love <strong>military thrillers aviation memoirs and real-life adventure stories</strong> this book will leave you breathless.</p><p><strong>Fasten your seatbelt-this is a ride you won't forget.</strong></p>