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Flight of the Red Ace
- Tales of the Red Ace, Book 1
- Narrated by: Cedar Braasch
- Length: 2 hrs and 43 mins
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Flight of the Red Ace
Narrated by:
Cedar Braasch
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Publisher's Summary
At the conclusion of World War I, American oil interests in Africa are suddenly menaced by an unknown power. The Red Ace, a masked flying troubleshooter who operates out of Shanghai, is hired to investigate the sudden destruction of one of the oil company's outlying way stations.
Flying with his Chinese aide Wan Loo, the Ace encounters ambushes by skull-faced enemy pilots and a renegade German scientist, Herr Doktor Grün, who is on the brink of testing a terrible new weapon on both the oil fields and the American fleet.
©2014 Mark Barnard (P)2015 Mark Barnard
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