Amanda
A bomber pilot shot down behind enemy lines must evade capture to complete his mission.
I'm not sure why Remender thought it would be a good idea to write a World War Two story with anthropomorphic animals. He writes that it's "a stark look at the cost everyone pays in war, from the righteous pilots and innocent civilians to the generations that follow"; however, everything he says in this book has been said countless times before and with far more skill.
I doubt I'll bother reading the next volume.
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A bomber pilot shot down behind enemy lines must evade capture to complete his mission.
I'm not sure why Remender thought it would be a good idea to write a World War Two story with anthropomorphic animals. He writes that it's "a stark look at the cost everyone pays in war, from the righteous pilots and innocent civilians to the generations that follow"; however, everything he says in this book has been said countless times before and with far more skill.
I doubt I'll bother reading the next volume.
Received via NetGalley.