Thomson Burtis
Henry Thomson Burtis (1896–1971) was an American writer.
Marston and me
In the skies above, a pilot must confront his past when sabotage and aerial attacks force him to rely on the one man he once despised, leading to an unexpected bond forged through danger and redemption.
By Thomson Burtis
Direct methods
In the early days of aviation, desperate officers use a risky plan to catch a criminal, where bravery and quick thinking are the keys to survival in a deadly mountain trap.
By Thomson Burtis
The Kink
In the pioneering era of flight, a seasoned aviator and an audacious young pilot must confront their differences to survive a perilous situation.
By Thomson Burtis
When the squadron dropped anchor
Stripped of his honor and caught in a web of conspiracy, an ex-marine captain must fight to prove his innocence and save his country from the brink of revolution.
By Thomson Burtis
Salute
In the skies of a bygone era, two flyers confront their past and the ultimate test of friendship.
By Thomson Burtis
The sky sheriff: The pioneer spirit lives again in the Texas Airplane Patrol
In the skies over Texas, a sheriff and a young pilot chase a ruthless criminal, blending old-fashioned justice with the thrill of early aviation to save an innocent family.
By Thomson Burtis
Medium boiled
In the skies above the U.S.-Mexico border, an inexperienced pilot must overcome his fears, settle rivalries, and prove his worth to a squadron of daring aviators.
By Thomson Burtis