From Ashes
The Airshipmen Trilogy, Book One
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Narrado por:
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Lauren Dennington
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De:
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David Dennington
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The Airshipmen Trilogy, book one–From Ashes. The opening scenes of one of the most exciting periods in British history. Adapted from The Airshipmen.
After World War I, Lou Remington leaves the Marine Corps and joins the Navy to fly airships. He is sent to England to train with his crew to fly R38/ZR-2 back to New Jersey. After a terrible accident, he falls in love and settles down to a blissful life in rural Yorkshire. But the British come knocking at his door with offers for him to assist in building the safest and mightiest airships the world has ever seen. Accepting the position could lead to a spectacular career with infinite rewards—or maybe cost him his life.
The British Airship Program is a morass of infighting and political intrigue. Two teams are pitted against each other, each to design and build their own massive airship, modeled as ocean liners of the sky—one will fly to Canada, the other to India. By design, only one team will survive this deadly competition.
As an outsider and seconded liaison officer between the two teams, Lou Remington’s mission is simple: keep the peace between the warring parties and help prevent another national tragedy. But it is the misguided passions of the charismatic Lord Thomson, which have more to do with a certain Romanian princess than with aviation, which threaten Lou’s goals and forever change the lives of all involved, foreshadowing the demise of the British Empire.
©2015, 2016, 2021, 2022 David Dennington (P)2023 Lauren DenningtonResumo da Crítica
"A very big novel in every way, unique, beautifully written and perfectly paced...setting the scene so well...the first of a true new genre...weaving us around events of the great Airship R101 tragedy, the people and places we know well...with wonderfully rich characters...researched in immaculate detail." (Alastair Lawson, Airship Heritage Trust, Cardington)
"An impressively crafted multilayered novel, a fully absorbing read from beginning to end and clearly showcases author David Dennington as a gifted storyteller of the first order. A solidly entertaining novel, The Airshipmen is very highly recommended for community library General Fiction collections." (Midwest Book Review)