Bøger af Dot Jay Gomez

JUNE 1944: It is a time of pipes, cigars, Lucky Strikes, chocolate, and whiskey. The world is at war. It takes oxygen masks and heated flight suits for crews to fly 25,000 feet above ground level, in temperatures below 50 degrees over the Himalayas, commonly called 'The Hump.'The air route wound its way into the high mountains and deep gorges between north Burma and west China, where violent turbulence, 125 to 200 mph (320 km/h) winds, icing, and inclement weather conditions are a regular occurrence.The premier cargo ships, C-46 Commando & C-47 Sky Train, are known to crash frequently. Four young friends and flight officers with the Army Air Corps, vow to make it safely through the Pacific War while assigned to fly The Hump for the CBI, China, Burma, India Theater.They must fly 750 hours, or complete 6 months with Air Transport Command before going home.

About the BookA December trail ride in the mysterious Superstition Mountains of Apache Junction, Arizona becomes one of terror and death when uninvited guests appear.Gina McHenry and her group of teacher friends, innocently decide to extend the ride through Massacre Ground, home to a harbor of Ghosts, foot soldiers in the 1860's indicated an abundance of death and terror.Ghost weary wranglers, hired to lead, abandon the group of thirty riders when spooked horses stampede, leaving Rick Del Rio to guide his group out of the superstitions - late at night - during a storm - physically chased by an unknown entity.Coyote, the Apache teen cross county star, warned "It's Haunted", and proved it.A meeting with Butch, the 6'8'' clairvoyant, helped explain the evilness of one despearte gold-hungry-ghost.Pop's four cycle friends, aka the family farm, decide to spend the night in a local cemetery, accompanied by pickle-nose pete and guy wagner, to prove the fallacy of the paranormal.A myriad of colorful characters enhance the finale!