Delivery: From Ferrying Warplanes Across Oceans to Bringing Heroic News from a Megaflood

"You are there in these real-life stories: A necessary inflight armed mutiny...Evasion of enemy planes near Mount Everest storms...A jailhouse talk with the dynamiter of an airliner...Participation in a White House reception, activity in an Oval Office session. Here is a must-read, notably for the World War II buff andthe serious news junkie." -Giovanna Breu, former national editor People Magazine High drama of investigative reports involving disaster heroism, air crashes, serial murder, hidden American history, childhood and other health disorders, and wartime crises.

After serving as a U.S. Air Force navigator, Milton Golin returned to Chicago news reporting, later becoming the first non-physician assistant editor of The Journal of the American Medical Association. He has written for over 200 newspapers and national magazines. Golin earned the Air Medal for nine ＂Hump＂ missions and campaign ribbons (with three bronze battle stars) in six theaters of war. He lives with his Calico cat Peaches in downtown Chicago, where in 2009 he began writing a fact-based novel. It connects CEO sex conspiracies in Manhattan with federal court shenanigans in Washington that lead to Watergate convictions.