My Library

Please click on the book titles below to see why I enjoyed reading these books.

My life in the North A history of Lambair as seen through Jack's eyes
Fate Is The Hunter Perhaps the greatest aviation book of all time-
Dark Horse Fifth in the Wyoming Sheriff Walt Longmire series
Coast Dogs Don't Lie Tales from the North Coast Sked
Great Northern Bushplanes Tales and facts about the bushplanes that opened up Canada's wilderness
The Iron Tiger On what he thought would be his last flight, Jack Drummond found his own recipe for disaster, a deadly cargo of contraband weapons. A band of ruthless guerrillas, and a confrontation with the Chinese Reds leaving no chance for escape...
Lords of Corruption When an obscure charity recruits Josh Hagarty to manage their activities in a war-torn region of Africa, the precariousness of his situation soon becomes impossible to ignore.
One Native Life Ojibway writer, Richard Wagamese has penned glimpses into a way of life few of us will ever experience. Yet each account leaves us richer, and more appreciative of what we have.

My life in the North
A history of Lambair as seen through Jack's eyes

Fate Is The Hunter
Perhaps the greatest aviation book of all time-

Dark Horse
Fifth in the Wyoming Sheriff Walt Longmire series

Coast Dogs Don't Lie
Tales from the North Coast Sked

Great Northern Bushplanes
Tales and facts about the bushplanes that opened up Canada's wilderness

The Iron Tiger
On what he thought would be his last flight, Jack Drummond found his own recipe for disaster, a deadly cargo of contraband weapons. A band of ruthless guerrillas, and a confrontation with the Chinese Reds leaving no chance for escape...

Lords of Corruption
When an obscure charity recruits Josh Hagarty to manage their activities in a war-torn region of Africa, the precariousness of his situation soon becomes impossible to ignore.

One Native Life
Ojibway writer, Richard Wagamese has penned glimpses into a way of life few of us will ever experience. Yet each account leaves us richer, and more appreciative of what we have.

Fate Is The Hunter
by Ernest Gann

We are all mortal and subject to time and unforseen occurrence. With fate ever in pursuit, Earnest Gann takes us into the pilots world where insignificant errors can compound themselves at the fickle twist of time to place events outside of ones control.

This is a very vivid read describing Gann’s time as a line pilot and his service in Air Transport Command. Through it all he survived where others didn’t. Not without cause did the publishers put a bird of prey on the cover.

My signed hard copy is showing its age with a torn dust jacket and thumbed pages. So precious is it that after numerous requests to borrow it, which I refused, I went an picked up a trade paperback copy to lend out.

This book is still in print and available on Amazon