Freefall by Robert Radcliffe

Robert Radcliffe returns with the second part of his Airborne Trilogy, Freefall. Theo Trickey’s war takes his to North Africa and some of C Company, The Parachute Regiment’s fiercest battles. In Germany, Daniel Garland is experiencing the reality of total war on the civilian population and piecing more of Trickey’s life back together and his connections to the late Erwin Rommel. As Arnhem looms, the battle to get there will be just as brutal as what is to come.

Matthew Bone11 October 2018Robert Radcliffe, Airborne, Freefall, Historical Fiction, Fiction, Reviews, Para, Biter, Burval, North Africa, Theo Trickey, Garl#Comment

Airborne by Robert Radcliffe

I have loved Robert Radcliffe's previous five novels, to the point I even read one of them as an eBook. Radcliffe’s new tale is his most ambitious yet. Airborne is the first of trilogy of novels telling the tale of a boy caught between countries, in search of a father and who finds two; John Frost, godfather of the Parachute Regiment and Erwin Rommel, The Desert Fox.

Reviews, BooksMatthew Bone9 January 2017Fiction, Historical Fiction, WW2, Airborne, Robert Radcliffe, Theo Trickey, Daniel Garland, Novel, Arnhem, Operation Market Garden, Market Garden, Italy, South Tyrol, Trilogy, FreefallComment