The ShepherdA holiday gift book equally appropriate for Forsyth fans and aviation buffs, this inspirational Christmas tale is certain to appeal to a wide audience. It is the captivating tale of a young Royal Air Force pilot's harrowing flight on Christmas Eve, 1957. Illustrated. |
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