The Revolutionaries

<h2>One last mission but this time it's personal...</h2><p>In the Spring of 1920 the Mexican revolution was almost over. Just across the border in Texas was <strong>Martin Falconer</strong> barely out of his teens yet already a veteran airman.</p><p>He had only just escaped from the Russian Civil War with his three friends <strong>Slingsby</strong> <strong>'Puddy' Pudhovkin</strong> and <strong>'Tommy' Tucker</strong> and they were all looking forward to a little peace. Martin had cabled his girlfriend <strong>Charley</strong> who was in Mexico with her father to come and meet him.</p><p>But his hopes are shattered when they arrive in the border town of Camarillo to collect Charley and the four airmen are caught in the middle of a battle. When the dust settles they discover that the retreating Mexican bandits had taken Charley as a hostage.</p><p>Martin tries to enlist official aid but without success. It was up to them - and all they had to use against a desperate band of rebels were two battered aeroplanes a broken down Avro and a de Havilland with broken wings. This will be his most challenging flight.</p><p><strong>The absolutely thrilling finale to the Martin Falconer thrillers a tour de force of wartime storytelling perfect for fans of Alastair MacLean Alexander Fullerton and David Black.</strong></p>