Iron And Ice: Book III In The Wings Of The Winter War Series

Outnumbered. Outgunned. Never Out of the Fight.

December 1939.

Finland stands on the edge of annihilation. Soviet bomber formations grow larger by the day and fighter escorts strike with machine-tight discipline. The architect behind the onslaught, Colonel Kozlov, studies the Finnish air force with a scholar’s patience and a butcher’s efficiency.

Lieutenant Veikko Niemi has survived longer than most, flying a fighter held together by scavenged parts and willpower alone. His latest mission, a near-suicidal strike on a Soviet airfield, buys Finland a few precious hours, but it also reveals how quickly Kozlov learns, adapts, and retaliates.

As rail lines collapse under bombs and Viipuri braces for the next massive raid, Veikko faces a truth colder than the winter sky: the old ways will get him killed. To defend the last scraps of Finland’s freedom, he must change the way he flies, the way he leads, and the way he thinks.

Because Kozlov already has.